Forklift Operator

Job ID 22709256
Bay of Plenty, Tauranga
Full-time
Listed on 3 Feb 2025

About this job

We have forklift operator positions available for the upcoming 2025 kiwifruit harvest season in a packhouse / cool store facility. These positions require a current OSH certificate. Yard work – This involves unloading and loading trucks which requires great time management and being a great team player. Cool store – This work is in a cold environment and the employer provides the PPE gear for this. High lift work is involved. To be able to perform tasks in this area you require a good understanding of written English as well as having attention to detail. Packaging – This involves taking packages to the packhouse for packing purposes. It is important that you are proactive and able to use your initiative to ensure there are no disruptions to the packing. Bin Tip – Operating a forklift to load bins into the machine that tips the fruit from the bins. You need to be proactive and think ahead to ensure workflow is not disrupted. You will also be required to perform other packhouse tasks as required. All PPE

Job Requirements

A pre-employment drug test is required as well as on-going random tests. Convictions considered case by case but no sexual offences or theft. Assaults depend on timeframe since last offence. ID required- Passport/Birth Cert and or drivers licence to prove able to work in NZ.

Days of work
Up to 6 days per week (10 hr days) over a 7 day roster. (60 hours per week)
Pay Details
TBD
Job Category
Forklift Drivers
Career Level
Intermediate (2 - 4 years)
Driver Licence
Restricted, (Class 1) - Car Licence
Pre-employment drug test required
Yes

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