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jones dairy farmFort Atkinson (WI)
$27.75 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
General Production - 2nd Shift Jones Dairy Farm is searching for General Production - 2nd Shift employees to help satisfy our growing needs. This is an excellent opportunity for motivated and loyal individuals that take pride in the quality of work they produce. Earn up to $27.75 per hour starting. $25.75 base pay + $2.00 shift differential (hours worked between 2pm-6am).
Position Summary:
Responsible for entry level general labor while maintaining a safe work environment and adhering to all food safety requirements.
Responsibilities:
Operation of production equipment Completion of routine paperwork Follow all safety policies Adhere to all food safety requirements
Basic Qualifications:
Ability to work all shifts as well as daily and weekend overtime Ability to read and write Ability to lift and carry up to 40 lbs, twist, bend and tolerate repetitive motion Ability to work in cold damp environment Ability to perform responsibilities in a safe and efficient manner Benefits Package: Medical insurance with a Health Reimbursement Account Dental, vision, prescription, and life insurance Flexible spending account Company paid short term disability/sick pay Long term disability available 11 paid holidays Paid vacation (pro-rated) 2 weeks after probationary period and 3 weeks after 1 year of service 401K with a 100% employer match on 5.5% of eligible earnings Health club incentives Professional development including tuition reimbursement & more! We offer excellent compensation and benefit package. Qualified candidates should submit a resume and apply online. EOE
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