Factory/Warehouse

These workers handle incoming and outgoing shipments, verifying the accuracy of orders and managing documentation.

Supervisors oversee warehouse operations, including managing staff, optimizing workflows, and ensuring safety and efficiency.

These workers are responsible for tracking and managing inventory levels, conducting audits, and maintaining accurate records.

Machine operators are skilled workers who operate machinery and equipment used in manufacturing processes. This includes CNC machines, injection molding machines, and more.

Forklift operators are trained to operate forklifts and other material handling equipment. They are responsible for moving heavy materials and products within the warehouse or factory.

These workers perform a range of manual tasks, such as loading and unloading materials, packing products, and assisting with basic assembly.

Quality control inspectors check products for defects and ensure they meet quality standards before they are shipped or used in production.

Production workers are involved in the manufacturing process, performing tasks such as assembly, machining, and fabrication.

Safety officers ensure that all safety protocols and regulations are followed within the warehouse or factory to maintain a safe working environment.

Material handlers move and organize raw materials and finished products within the warehouse or factory, ensuring that materials are readily available for production.

These employees are responsible for picking items from inventory and packing them for shipment, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.

Maintenance technicians are skilled in maintaining and repairing machinery and equipment to prevent downtime and ensure safety.