Bridge Crane Operator

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Description
The Bridge Crane and Forklift Operator position focuses on the comprehensive management of material flow within an industrial warehouse environment. The primary responsibility is receiving and verifying delivered components, ensuring they match transport documents and purchase orders. Once received, the operator is responsible for placing these materials in their designated locations within the warehouse, optimizing available space and ensuring easy access for future operations. This requires a clear understanding of warehouse organization and coding systems. A fundamental part of the job involves the safe handling of heavy and bulky materials using specialized equipment. Loading and unloading trucks is primarily carried out using forklifts and bridge cranes, following strict safety protocols to prevent accidents and damage to goods. The operator must possess proficiency in operating this equipment, calculating weights, centers of gravity, and movement trajectories. In addition, visual inspections prior to machinery use are essential, and any detected anomalies must be reported immediately. Responsibility also extends to administrative and digital inventory management. The operator must record all operations in the computer system, including new material receipts, outgoing materials for production or shipment, and write-offs of damaged or obsolete items. The operator also participates in periodic physical inventories to reconcile actual stock with system records. This task requires intermediate-level computer skills to navigate warehouse management software, enter data accurately, and generate basic reports when necessary, thereby contributing to the company’s inventory traceability and control. The salary offered for this position complies with the applicable industrial sector collective agreement. Working hours and specific contractual conditions will be detailed during the selection process, in accordance with current labor regulations. The workplace is located in an industrial warehouse environment. A minimum of one year’s operational experience handling bridge cranes and forklifts is required, demonstrating practical skill in industrial settings. Intermediate-level computer literacy is essential for managing warehouse control systems and entering data accurately. The minimum educational requirement is Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO).
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David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
