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David Careers

Production Worker

Posted 5 days ago

economy linen towel serviceDayton (OH)
Production Workers, All OtherLinen Supply

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$15.50 -$16.50 per hour

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About the role

Starting pay range: $15.50 -$16.50 per hourPLUS a wage increase after just 30 calendar days! Join our team and enjoy great benefits, weekly pay, and the opportunity to work for an essential business serving the healthcare community.
WHAT WE OFFER: Competitive starting pay of $15.50 - $16.50 per hour - Wage increase after 30 calendar days - Weekly pay - Paid holidays - Paid vacation FIRST-SHIFT OPPORTUNITY · Hours: 6:30 AM -- 5:00 PM - Rotating days off - Weekend availability required At Economy Linen & Towel Service, Inc., we take pride in providing quality linen products and dependable service to the healthcare communities we serve. Become part of a team that helps keep these essential services running! Full Job Description Feed linen into ironers. - Hand folds and stacks linen in appropriate bundles. - Determines quality of linen and rejects unacceptable pieces. - Binds, marks, wraps, and packs bundles according to standards. - Keeps accurate records of work produced. - Sorts soiled linen according to item, size, style, and color. - Dump bags onto conveyor belts or work surfaces. - Push and pull carts of soiled linen. - Wear protective wearing apparel. - Perform other duties as assigned. JOB FUNCTIONS: Essential: - Ability to push 600 pound carts; ability to lift 50-75 pounds; ability to work at a steady rapid pace; ability to bend; ability to work in heat; ability to stand eight to ten hours. Non-essential: - Ability to lift 25 to 50 pounds.

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