Production Warehouse Forklift Coordinator

Can you keep materials moving like clockwork?

Imagine stepping onto the production floor of a top corrugated manufacturer in Hatboro, PA on third shift. Machines are queued for the next run. Your mission: ensure every station has the right stock at the right time, finished goods are cleared fast, and the schedule stays on pace—all while documenting every move.

Core outcomes you’ll own

• Safe, qualified forklift operation with a current Lift Truck Operator License.
• Documented pre-operation forklift inspections every time you drive; maintenance work orders submitted to supervision for any needed repairs.
• Stock staged before each run and delivered to the correct machines safely and on schedule.
• Finished goods promptly removed and stacked neatly, orderly, and safely in storage areas.
• Flawless paperwork and accurate system updates—paper forms, computer entries, and unit scanning keep inventory locations correct.
• Equipment run at available capacity and speed to maximize utilization.
• Daily production schedule followed, with proactive recommendations to improve cost, quality, delivery, and service.
• Team-first support—assist fellow forklift operators; uphold safety, policies, and housekeeping; take part in Friday night clean-up when scheduled; handle additional duties as assigned.

Skills that make you effective

• Read and follow instructions in English.
• Measure and calculate with confidence: read a tape measure quickly; compute percentages, measurements, volume, and rates; apply high school-level math.
• Translate equipment design and capabilities into efficient operation; understand product layouts and production specs; apply product quality specifications and quality standards.

Background

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Preferred: experience in the corrugated industry and prior forklift operating experience.

Environment you’ll work in

Expect regular exposure to moving mechanical parts and frequent wet/humid conditions. At times you may work at heights or around fumes/airborne particles and vibration. Hearing protection will be part of your toolkit—the floor is usually loud.

Where and when

• Hatboro, PA
• Third shift