Very Narrow Aisle; VNA Turret Forklift Operator

Position: Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) Turret Forklift Operator
A day in this role

You begin by checking your turret or stand-up forklift, confirming controls, forks, and safety systems are in top shape. With your RF scanner synced to the warehouse management system, you head into the very narrow aisles and rotate the turret mast to reach high-bay locations with precision. Throughout the shift, you pick, move, and stage products, keep counts accurate, and transport pallets with an electric pallet jack.

You’ll load and unload trailers safely, keep your area tidy, and flag any equipment issues right away.

What you’ll handle

Operate turret or stand-up forklifts to access and store goods in high-rack locations.

Move pallets and product around the facility using an electric pallet jack.

Use RF scanners to pick orders, record inventory movements, and update the WMS in real time.

Load and unload trucks with careful handling to protect product integrity.

Execute order picking, packing, and staging according to standard procedures.

Confirm quantities, item numbers, and locations to maintain accurate inventory.

Follow warehouse safety practices and OSHA requirements whenever operating equipment.

Complete daily equipment inspections and promptly report maintenance needs.

Keep your work area clean, organized, and free of hazards.

Pitch in on general warehouse tasks as needed.

Tools you’ll use Turret/stand-up forklifts for narrow-aisle, high-lift work Electric pallet jacks for pallet movement

RF scanners connected to the warehouse management system
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