Warehouse Forklift

November 12, 2025

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Currently seeking Warehouse Material Handlers and Forklift Operators for a large manufacturer in San Antonio. Multiple locations (southside & southeast side). Day and overnight shifts.

Pay is $14-$17/hr. depending on position, shift, and location

Material Handler duties:

Handling incoming and outgoing shipments from trucks and containers
Receiving, inspecting, and verifying incoming materials against purchase orders or production sheets
Reporting any damaged goods, discrepancies, or material shortages
Maintaining accurate inventory records and performing regular cycle counts
Utilize Radio Frequency (RF) scanning equipment to track inventory movement, location, and quantities
Ensuring a steady supply of materials and components to internal production areas
Pulling, packing, crating, and securing finished products for outbound shipment
Operate pallet jacks to move pallets as necessary

Forklift Operator duties:

Move material to designated areas within the warehouse or production facility using powered industrial trucks (e.g., sit-down, stand-up, or reach forklifts)
Safely load and unload materials, merchandise, raw materials, and finished products from incoming and outgoing trucks and containers
Conduct daily checks of the forklift to ensure it is safe and in good working condition
Organize and stack materials in correct storage bays and designated areas
Utilize Radio Frequency (RF) scanning equipment to track inventory movement, location, and quantities
Ensure loads are properly secured before transporting throughout facility
Prepare and handle documentation such as bills of lading and shipping orders
Report mechanical issues or damage to supervisors

Requirements:

Seeking at least 6 months-1 yr. of warehouse material handling experience
Must have previous forklift experience for forklift position
Will test out on forklift to be considered
Attention to detail
Drug screen and background will be conducted

Please call/text 210-664-2680

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