Line Replenishment / Forklift Operator

Experience: 6-12 months in production, warehouse, or internal logistics, valued

Knowledge of materials: Identification of references, labels, and production orders

Organization: Ability to manage several feeding needs simultaneously

Physical capacity: Aptitude for frequent movement and safe handling of loads, using auxiliary means

Teamwork: Coordination with operators, line managers, and warehouse staff

Transport equipment: Specific training and company authorization for the equipment to be used

IT systems: Basic handling of code readers, terminals, or ERP, valued

Availability: Adaptation to the established production shifts

We offer a temporary contract with possibilities of joining the company's permanent staff.

The temporary work contract will be between 1 and two months with subsequent permanent incorporation.

Salary of approximately 2100 gross per month.

Are you looking for a dynamic job in an industrial environment? Do you have experience and a forklift license, as well as good forklift handling skills? Are you interested in a position with possibilities for professional stability?

At Randstad, we are looking for people like you!

We are looking for a warehouse worker/forklift operator to perform line feeding tasks. Their main functions will be:

Feeding: Supplying raw materials, components, boxes, labels, pallets, and other materials to the lines.

Anticipating needs: Checking material consumption and anticipating possible stockouts at the workstations.

Material preparation: Identifying, locating, and preparing the materials corresponding to each production order.

Internal logistics: Transporting materials from storage areas to consumption points.

Material removal: Removing empty packaging, surpluses, leftover materials, and waste, following established procedures.

Stock control: Communicating shortages, inventory differences, incidents, and replenishment needs.

Organization: Keeping supply areas tidy, clean, identified, and free of obstacles.

Coordination: Communicating with line, warehouse, and production managers to prioritize feedings.

Quality and safety: Verifying references and quantities, respecting handling regulations, and preventing material mixing.

Full-time schedule. Usually, the schedule is from 9:00 to 18:00, but flexibility is required to adapt the schedule to the production shifts that must be fed.