Cherry Picker / Order Picker Operators Night Shift

A cherry picker operator is responsible for safely operating powered lift equipment in a warehouse or construction environment to retrieve, stock, and move items or personnel to elevated heights. Key duties include fulfilling orders, managing inventory, loading/unloading trucks, using RF scanners, and maintaining safety protocols. A high school diploma, relevant experience, and familiarity with warehouse operations and safety are often required.
Common Responsibilities

• Order Fulfillment:
  Using the cherry picker to pick and retrieve products from elevated shelves to fulfill customer orders.
• Inventory Management:
  Stocking shelves with incoming goods and performing cycle counts to maintain inventory accuracy.
• Material Handling:
  Loading and unloading materials from delivery trucks and moving them around the warehouse or construction site.
• Equipment Operation:
  Safely and efficiently operating the cherry picker using joysticks and other controls to navigate and lift materials or workers.
• Safety Compliance:
  Following all safety regulations and protocols, including those from OSHA, and performing daily equipment checks.
• Documentation:
  Verifying bills of lading (BOLs), scanning products, and using warehouse management systems (WMS) to track inventory.

• Education: Typically a high school diploma or GED.
• Experience: Proven experience operating a cherry picker or similar warehouse vehicle, such as a forklift.
• Skills:
  • Strong hand-eye coordination.
  • Mechanical aptitude for operating equipment.
  • Ability to perform physical labor and lift heavy objects.
  • Attention to detail and accuracy for inventory tasks.
  • Basic computer and RF scanner skills.