Lead loader vs driver/warehouse worker

Differences between lead loader and driver/warehouse worker duties and responsibilities

Lead loader example responsibilities.

• Manage Mexico border, customs paperwork, and drayage for Lear, drayage/door to door movements for Nissan.
• Move product locations using RF unit.
• Help direct other loaders during operation, ensuring accurate and efficient completion of tasks.
• Distribute work to loaders daily and keep records of production numbers for each loader.
• General warehouse duties and responsible for cleaning the work area and equipment regularly by removing empty pallets, wood and plastic.
• Operate various machines throughout warehouse following OSHA and company safety protocols.
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Driver/warehouse worker example responsibilities.

• Deliver glass to various contract client locations, warehouse inventory which include stocking and stacking pallets with forklift operation
• Deliver HVAC supplies and products to customers and maintain the upkeep of the warehouse, which include shipping and receiving.
• Maintain warehouse standards through cleanliness and organization by performing housekeeping duties.
• Inspect physical condition of warehouse equipment and prepare work orders for repairs and requisitions for replacement of equipment.
• Used RF scanner units to asses contents of receive packages.
• Receive incoming shipments and review contents against purchase order for accuracy using RF scanner.
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