Our client is currently looking for a Forklift Operator to work within the recycling sector. This role is based in Stanwell.

Hours are:

17:00 to 04:00 (Monday to Friday)

Duties of a Forklift Operator:

• Ensure baled materials are removed from the baler machine in a timely and safe manner.
• Ensure all bales are stacked safely.
• Load and unload any trailers or containers.
• Empty bins of material within the plant.
• Complete paperwork and assist with quality checking.
• Assist with the maintenance of the Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) storage.
• Keep inside of cab clean and tidy.
• Clarify loads with the weighbridge.
• Complete trailer inspection sheets.
• Must ensure that the machine is clean and suitable for the following operator.
• Acting as the final point of contact for quality control prior to the baled product being loaded for sale.

This exciting temp opportunity would suit candidates who have experience working on a Forklift and are able to adhere to the shift patterns.

If you are interested in this Forklift role based in Stanwell, please apply online now!

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