Colt Builders Corp is hiring: Forklift Operator in Orlando

JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Description
Job Summary
We are seeking a licensed Forklift Operator to join our team in Orlando, FL.
The Forklift Operator is responsible for safely and efficiently operating a telescoping forklift offroad on a construction site to load, unload, transport, and organize materials and deliveries throughout the facility.
The position requires the ability to use an iPad or computer to complete work-related tasks and documentation.
Duties may vary based on operational needs and may include moving materials to and from storage areas, machinery, loading docks, trucks, railroad cars, and other storage facilities.
The ideal candidate is dependable, safety-conscious, attentive to detail, and able to learn and perform tasks quickly and efficiently.
- Following proper safety procedures, maintaining awareness of surroundings, and communicating effectively with coworkers and supervisors are essential to success in this role.
Benefits
* Competitive weekly pay – depending on experience.
* Phone allowance
* Vehicle allowances
* Paid time off
* Life Insurance/ AD&D and Short-term disability are fully covered by the company.
* Health, Dental, Vision Plans
* 401k Plan with match and Roth Plan Option
Duties and responsibilities
• Follow all Colt and site-specific safety procedures at all times!
• Loading and unloading materials from vehicles such as trucks
• Checking loads are secure
• Performing daily equipment checks such as recharging the truck’s battery and lubricating equipment
• Removing machine attachments and waste material from machines
• Communicate with Carpenter, Foreman, Site Supervisor and Project Manager when necessary
• Increase job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities (safety seminars, toolbox talks, industry-related activities)
Qualifications
• Ability to use basic hand and power tools.
• Basic understanding of material types and sizes (i.e.. 2x4, 2x6, sheathing)
• Basic job safety knowledge
• Desire to learn more skills and gain more on-site responsibilities
- Working conditions
Full time position, requiring minimum of 40 hours/week - often weekend work may be required, essentially whatever it takes to get the job done.
Environmental factors depend on job location but may include extremely cold, extremely hot and humid conditions in an effort to meet client expectations.
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About Colt Builders Corp.
Founded in 2004, Colt Builders is a turnkey multi-family commercial wood-framing partner with national reach and local management.
We are committed to setting the highest standards for safety, schedule discipline, quality control, work ethic, and leadership.
Colt Builders offers the full spectrum of framing, estimating, pre-construction, construction, and safety.
Our team of professionals is dedicated to the values of growth, teamwork, contribution & communication.
Proudly striving for excellence, we continue to build with our foundation on integrity.

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