Make and Ship Operator, 1st Shift
$19.50 per hour
ApplyMake and Ship Operator, 1st Shift
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$19.50 per hour
About the role
- A completed High school education is required.
- While previous forklift experience is preferred, we welcome candidates without prior experience who are willing and able to complete training and obtain forklift certification.
- You're confident navigating basic computer systems, and if you have worked with SAP before, that's a definite plus.
- A dedication to safety. We are very proud of our safety record and want you to partake in that.
- Responsibilities involve lifting individual paint cans or, at times, full cases containing four cans, which can weigh up to 75 lbs, several times throughout the day with or without reasonable accommodation.
- Here is What We Offer You:
- Make & Ship Operator starts at $19.50/hr. Team members will receive a $0.50/hr increase at 6 months of employment and another $0.50/hr increase at one year of employment.
- Any shift that starts from 12 PM or later (off-shifts) also receives a $3/hr shift differential.
- Quarterly and holiday bonuses are available.
- Accrue 15 paid days of vacation time off the first year plus 5 days of sick time off.401(k) retirement plan with 4% match. Annual retirement profit-sharing payments
- Competitive health plans for individuals and families
- Check out behr.com/careers to view a comprehensive list of our benefits and perks.
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