Loader Operator

Loader Operators play a crucial role in the daily operations of IAA’s auction facilities, utilizing front‑end loaders to move vehicles and equipment, ensuring safety, and maintaining the readiness of the lot for auction sales.

• Use a front‑end loader to move vehicles and equipment around the facility.
• Load and unload trucks as they deliver or pick up vehicles.
• Perform routine inspections and basic maintenance to keep equipment in safe working condition.
• Maintain accurate inventory of vehicles and parts on the lot.
• Document and record vehicle information, perform vehicle improvements (e.g., shrink wrapping, steam cleaning), and execute light maintenance in preparation for sale.
• Assist visitors by providing guidance or directing them to the appropriate person for additional assistance.
• Remain calm, alert, and actively avoid potential safety hazards or situations that could damage property while operating heavy equipment.
• Report any violations of company policy to a supervisor or manager promptly.

• Valid driver’s license and high school diploma (or equivalent).
• Physical ability to perform a non‑desk job; excellent teamwork and positive customer interaction.
• Preferred experience operating forklifts or front‑end loaders (e.g., Volvo L90G or L90H).
• Background in automotive or collision repair and/or related field is strongly preferred.

• Apply safety procedures to protect company and customer assets.
• Use personal protective equipment such as safety gloves and glasses.
• Identify and respond to unsafe situations to avoid accidents.
• Comply with industry regulations for hazardous material handling.
• Occasionally lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 lbs and occasionally over 100 lbs.
• Constantly reach, handle, and manipulate objects; stand, walk, and sit as required.
• Frequently bend, squat, kneel, twist, turn, climb, and crawl.
• Work outdoors in all weather conditions and remain alert to hazards involving heavy equipment and vehicles.

• Work primarily outdoors in all types of weather.
• Remain alert to potential hazards associated with heavy equipment and other vehicles in the work area.