Our client in Brownstown is hiring Forklift drivers for their 1st shift! Modular Automotive Systems (MAS) manufactures and assemblers various automobile parts the Big 3, specifically bumpers.Forklift Operators work on a rotation of Stand Up and Sit Down Hilos, as well as cherry pickers and stock chasers. Shift: 5:45AM - 2:30PM Monday - Friday (Some Overtime and Saturdays May be Required) Job DescriptionOperates powered industrial trucks to load/unload materials and deliveries. Move them to/from storage areas, machines and loading docks, into trucks or storage facilities. Job Responsibilities:Safe and efficient operation of all power operated equipment that requires certificationSafe and efficient movement of product; including loading and unloading trucksAccurately pick and pack items for shipment with a forkliftWork with inventory control on correct product placementComplete required paperwork and project time-tracking documentationMaintain warehouse order to ensure pallet locations are kept available for incoming itemsEnsure all items not required short term are restocked according to established procedureAssist with contacting freight couriers to schedule pick-ups and deliveriesAssist in cycle counting and periodic inventoriesAssist team members in meeting and exceeding customer expectationsUpdate supervisor and team lead on issues or concernsParticipate in process improvement by communicating to supervisor and/or team leadMaintain a clean, organized and safe work areaSupport and maintain corporate quality, health and safety standards, processes, policies, practices and work instructions (ISO standards where applicable)All other duties assignedJob Requirements:High school diploma/GED equivalentOne to three years of previous HILO experienceMust be able to read and understand written and verbal instructions in EnglishAbility to pay attention to detail to ensure accuracyAbility to life/move up to 35 pounds solo and greater weights in a team-life environmentValid driver’s licenseMust be comfortable with heights Lifting, carrying, bending, stretching, and standing for long periods of timeEmployees in all warehouse positions must be able to immediately perceive auditory warning signals such as bells, alarms, and horns that are used to warn employees of the start-up, movement, or approach of equipment (including forklifts, turrets, overhead cranes, conveyors, trucks, and other equipment operated inside or outside the warehouse), mechanical abnormalities, and similar risk situations during warehouse operations