MAU Workforce Solutions
Tire Loader
MAU Workforce Solutions, Midland City, Alabama, United States, 36350
Start your new career as a Tire Loader with MAU at our client in Midland City, AL . As a
Tire Loader , you will be responsible for all tasks regarding loading thousands of car tires by hand.
What We Offer
Competitive pay1st shift, 6:30 AM - 7:00 PM12-hour, non-rotating, 2/2/3 work scheduleOvertime and weekends as requiredHealth benefits, including telehealth medical services401kReward programsOpportunity for advancementReferral programWhat We're Looking For
High school diploma or GED preferred6+ months of recent forklift experience3+ months of loader experience preferredBasic math and computer skillsAbility to work a 12-hour, non-rotating, 2/2/3 schedule, including overtime and weekends as requiredAbility to lift 50+ poundsAbility to stoop, bend, crouch, and twistAbility to work in non-climate-controlled environments with a large amount of standing and walkingWhat You'll Do as a Tire Loader
Ensure the trailer has been swept clean of trash and debrisMove thousands of car tires by handInspect trailer for foreign material, i.e., nails, screws, etc.Check for damage to the trailer or holes in the roof or sidesNotify the Load Controller when trailers that are not suitable for loading are rejected, non-conforming tires are identified, and if labels are incorrectReference the specification sheet for loading patternsPrep loads, load, tread code tires, and kick out bad tires/no reads for the duration of the shiftControl loads for loading (contractor requirement)Move pallets from staging to the loading pointComplete off-loads and the off-loading/loading of polesMaintain a clean and organized work areaPerform other tasks as assigned
Tire Loader , you will be responsible for all tasks regarding loading thousands of car tires by hand.
What We Offer
Competitive pay1st shift, 6:30 AM - 7:00 PM12-hour, non-rotating, 2/2/3 work scheduleOvertime and weekends as requiredHealth benefits, including telehealth medical services401kReward programsOpportunity for advancementReferral programWhat We're Looking For
High school diploma or GED preferred6+ months of recent forklift experience3+ months of loader experience preferredBasic math and computer skillsAbility to work a 12-hour, non-rotating, 2/2/3 schedule, including overtime and weekends as requiredAbility to lift 50+ poundsAbility to stoop, bend, crouch, and twistAbility to work in non-climate-controlled environments with a large amount of standing and walkingWhat You'll Do as a Tire Loader
Ensure the trailer has been swept clean of trash and debrisMove thousands of car tires by handInspect trailer for foreign material, i.e., nails, screws, etc.Check for damage to the trailer or holes in the roof or sidesNotify the Load Controller when trailers that are not suitable for loading are rejected, non-conforming tires are identified, and if labels are incorrectReference the specification sheet for loading patternsPrep loads, load, tread code tires, and kick out bad tires/no reads for the duration of the shiftControl loads for loading (contractor requirement)Move pallets from staging to the loading pointComplete off-loads and the off-loading/loading of polesMaintain a clean and organized work areaPerform other tasks as assigned