Production Laborer 2nd Shift
sanimaxGreen Bay (WI)
$22/hr
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Production Laborer Your professional transformation starts here Looking for a work environment that's as safe as it is friendly? How about a stable job that offers excellent advancement opportunities, all while helping build a greener future? This job is for you! Sanimax is looking to hire Production Laborer at our Green Bay facilities. The hours are 6:00 PM - 6:20 AM working a 2/2/3 schedule.
Why join:
- Sanimax as a Plant Operator?
- Starting pay $22/hr with increase after 30 days
- Pay grows as you learn new roles 3% quarterly bonus
- Career advancement opportunities 401(k) match up to 5%Stable company with 85 years in business
- As a Plant Operator you will be responsible for:
- Backup trailers to the pit areas
- Loading & unloading rail cars
- Provide coverage for any area of plant operation
- Trouble shooting and repairing equipment failures as appropriate
- Maintain a clean work environment
- Perform other duties as assigned
- Outside work required- will work in summer/winter temperatures
- Skills and Experience required:1 year work related experience
- High School diploma or equivalent preferred
- Able to stay physically active throughout the shift
- Strong communication skills
- Forklift experience a plus (training available)
- Give meaning to your career and help us make a difference: become a transformation champion!
- Thank you for your interest in joining our team. Please note that we will only contact those whose applications are being considered.
- At Sanimax, we see strength in diversity, and we are proud to be an equal opportunity employer
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