Production Operator I (Mixer/Packer)

Posted 4 days ago

teasdale latin foodsGreeley (CO)

Food Batchmakers Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing

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$15.87/hr

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About the role

Production Operator I (Mixing/Packer), Greeley, COHourly Rate = $15.87/hr. Shift Hours = 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM

Overview: The Production Operator I (Mixer/Packer) initiates the cooking cycle and monitors the dump/load intervals process. Training will be provided, and multiple shifts will be available.

What You'll Do: Set up the production equipment, operating area, and supplies. Read work instructions and recipe formulations written in either Spanish or English. Legibly write numbers and words on the daily sheets. Pull a 500-lb. tote bag with a crane. Communicate verbally with the Shift Manager and other personnel working in the area. Adhere to all company safety requirements.

What You'll Need: Be able to lift 50 lbs. Work in extreme heat and humidity conditions (possibly as high as 95F)Stay on your feet for at least 3 to 4 hours and climb stairs. Be able to perform repetitive motion tasks. Required to bend, stoop, pull, and push in the performance of job duties. Why Teasdale: Day One - Health, Dental, and

Vision Benefits: Day One Accrual of Sick Time 401(k) Retirement Plan with Matching Contributions at 60 Days Career Growth Opportunities and Professional Development Are you passionate about making a difference every single day, being a part of a growing team, and transforming your job into a career? Come join us at Teasdale Latin Foods!

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