DIS-TRAN Steel Internal Transfer Portal

About the role

DIS-TRAN Steel Equipment Operator Opportunity

Crest Industries maintains a philosophy that achieving unlimited success is directly linked to placing the right people in the right seats. To facilitate career growth and learning across its family of companies, Crest has established a dedicated Transfer Portal. This portal serves as the mechanism for team members to explore new opportunities. The specific opportunity detailed here is a position within DIS-TRAN Steel. Individuals interested in roles that may not currently be advertised are encouraged to submit their information through this portal to be contacted by the DIS-TRAN Steel talent team.

This role is designated for the DIS-TRAN Steel department. The portal allows candidates to express interest and upload their resume for future consideration. For questions regarding the portal or the application process, interested parties may contact Catherine Guillory at DIS-TRAN Steel. Communication can be directed via email to catherine.guillory@distran.com or by text message to 318-929-6273. Alternatively, all current open positions can be reviewed and applied for directly on the Lever platform specific to the DIS-TRAN Steel department.

Position Summary

The Equipment Operator role at DIS-TRAN Steel focuses on the internal coordination of material movement within the Pineville, Louisiana manufacturing facility. Success in this position requires a high level of operational diligence and adherence to safety protocols. The operator is responsible for managing the flow of goods from intake through to final loading, ensuring accuracy and efficiency at every stage. This position represents a critical function in the logistics chain, directly impacting production schedules and customer satisfaction.

Key Responsibilities

The daily duties of the Equipment Operator are varied and require constant vigilance. The operator is responsible for organizing all incoming stock and confirming inventory accuracy before any movement takes place. This initial verification is essential to prevent downstream errors.

Operating industrial trucks is a core function of this job. The operator must guide these vehicles safely through crowded aisles, maintaining awareness of obstacles and ensuring the absolute protection of goods. This requires precise maneuvering and strict adherence to facility safety rules.

Equipment safety is paramount. The operator must conduct thorough operator checks on all fork trucks before each shift. This includes identifying and addressing normal wear items to ensure the unit is safe for operation.

A significant portion of the role involves physical logistics. The operator must secure loads using banding tools and arrange units carefully to ensure stability during transport to the loading docks. This prevents damage and ensures safe transit.

Accuracy in documentation is mandatory. The operator must scan and examine typed reports and schedules, cross-checking these details against dispatch instructions to guarantee correctness. This diligence ensures that partners receive the correct goods.

Coordination with other departments is also required. The operator must work closely with loading staff to facilitate timely truck departures, preventing any delays in the shipping schedule. Communication is key to maintaining an efficient workflow.

also, the operator acts as a liaison on the staging floor, updating partners on status changes and confirming the receipt of materials. The role concludes with the documentation of completed tasks and the signing off on runs, which closes the daily operational loop.

Required Qualifications

To be considered for this position, candidates must possess specific qualifications. The ability to operate a fork truck within an industrial setting is mandatory. This certification is non-negotiable for safety and compliance.

A working knowledge of material handling methods and banding procedures is necessary for success in this role. Understanding these processes ensures that the operator can perform duties efficiently and correctly.

The role demands strong cognitive skills. The operator must have the ability to read typed reports and interpret complex schedules as a daily activity. This skill is vital for ensuring that all operations align with the production plan.

Preferred Qualifications

While not mandatory, having a working knowledge of palletizing techniques and the ability to load materials onto trucks is highly preferred. This experience enhances the operator's versatility and contribution to the loading dock operations.

Application Process

Interested candidates are instructed to visit the official Lever portal for the DIS-TRAN Steel department to view the specific application link. Uploading a current resume and detailed information through the portal is the first step in the application process. The DIS-TRAN Steel talent team will then review the submission and contact the candidate to proceed with the next steps in the hiring process.

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