Forklift Operator (Certified)

February 25, 2026

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Job title: Forklift Operator (Certified) This isn’t just another warehouse job—it’s a chance to be the person everyone relies on to keep things running. We’re searching for a skilled Forklift Operator and Warehouse Associate who takes pride in efficiency, safety, and getting orders right. Daily, you’ll be moving product, organizing inventory, and working with a crew that actually likes each other. It’s physical work, but it’s satisfying. If you’re punctual, detail-focused, and ready to join a team where your effort matters, we’d love to meet you. Let’s get things done together. TalentWorld is recruiting a Forklift Operator (Certified) in Newmarket, Ontario for one of our partners. Why Work with TalentWorld <ul><li> We advocate for our workers, ensuring that every environment is safe </li><li> An enticing hourly wage of $22/HR </li><li> Accurate and always on-time weekly payday </li><li> We can keep you busy - if you want 40 hours/week </li><li> We understand that life happens , just connect with us as soon as something comes up. </li></ul> Forklift Operator (Certified) Responsibilities <ul><li> Safely operate forklifts to load/unload trucks and move products throughout the warehouse. </li><li> Accurately pick, pack, and prepare orders for shipment. </li><li> Assist with receiving shipments, verifying stock, and maintaining organized inventory. </li><li> Keep the workspace clean, organized, and free of safety hazards. </li><li> Complete shipping and receiving paperwork with accuracy and attention to detail. </li><li> Follow all safety rules and wear required CSA-approved safety footwear at all times </li></ul>Forklift Operator (Certified) Qualifications <ul><li> 2+ years of experience in a warehouse or logistics environment preferred. </li><li> Valid Forklift Certification (OSHA or equivalent) required. </li><li> High school diploma or GED required. </li><li> Basic proficiency with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), handheld scanners, and Microsoft Office (Excel/Outlook). </li><li> Capable of lifting up to 50 lbs and standing/walking for extended shifts. </li><li> Strong attention to detail, reliability, and a safety-first mindset. </li><li> Must wear CSA-approved safety shoes while on the warehouse floor. </li><li> You must have and wear steel-toe boots. </li><li> Available to work Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, with afternoon shifts coming soon. </li><li> Able to start immediately (next business day). </li><li> Class 5 driver’s license and personal transportation preferred. </li><li> Ability to pass a background check. </li><li> Ability to provide 2–3 professional references. </li></ul>Interested in Forklift Operator (Certified) role in Newmarket, Ontario? Apply now! And you could have a job tomorrow! This post is for a position under our future talent pool for one of our client organizations. TalentWorld is a Canadian leader in staffing, offering diverse opportunities for professional growth, flexible schedules, and career advancement. Embracing diversity, all are welcome to apply. Please note that AI tools may be used to support the screening, assessment, or selection of applicants for this position. #TWNEW

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