Organizing Goods: Ensuring goods are arranged in a way that maximizes space utilization and ensures stability during transportation. Using Equipment: Operating loading equipment such as forklifts, pallet jacks, or conveyor belts to move goods onto vehicles or containers. Securing Loads: Securing loads with straps, ropes, or other securing devices to prevent shifting or damage during transport. Checking Inventory: Verifying that the correct items and quantities are loaded according to shipping documents or orders. Following Safety Protocols: Adhering to safety regulations and guidelines to prevent accidents and injuries during loading operations. Communicating: Coordinating with team members, supervisors, or drivers to ensure smooth loading operations and timely departure. Documentation: Completing loading records or logs to track inventory and ensure accurate shipment. Unloading Responsibilities: Offloading Goods: Safely unloading goods from vehicles, containers, or storage areas using appropriate equipment and techniques. Inspecting Goods: Checking the condition and quantity of goods as they are unloaded, reporting any discrepancies or damages. Sorting and Storing: Sorting goods based on destination or storage requirements, and placing them in designated areas. Returning Equipment: Returning loading equipment to designated storage areas and ensuring they are properly maintained. Maintaining Cleanliness: Keeping work areas clean and organized, disposing of packaging materials or waste appropriately. Following Safety Procedures: Using proper lifting techniques and following safety protocols to prevent injuries during unloading activities. Reporting: Communicating any issues or concerns regarding unloaded goods to supervisors or relevant personnel.