Unit Cooler Assembler
leerNew Lisbon (WI)
Unit Cooler Assembler
Posted 10 days ago
leerNew Lisbon (WI)
Team AssemblersAir-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment and Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration Equipment Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Unit Cooler Assembler
Location:
New Lisbon, WI Shift: 1stSince we're employee-owned, our motto is, "Own your work, own your efforts, and own your company." We believe that hard work should be rewarded and that every member of our team is crucial to our joint success.
Responsibilities:
- Preparing refrigeration units
- Installing refrigeration units onto the products
- And last but not least, doing other duties as assigned to help your teammates!
Requirements:
- Be able to lift 50-75+ lbs on a continual basis
- Be able to push and pull carts
- Be able to use repetitive motions
- Have basic math skills and can use a calculator
- Be able to reach overhead frequently
- Be able to stand on concrete for up to 10 hours a day
- Be able to read a tape measure and other basic measuring tools
- Be able to pass a drug safety screen prior to employment.
- Be able to pass a physical prior to employment.
- ALWAYS be able to adhere to all safety policies and procedures.
- If you like what you see here, it's time to apply!
- About Leer Inc.
- Be part of making iconic products that make all the difference in hospitals, restaurants, and more. We're proud to be an essential business and support other industries who keep us healthy and fed.
- Leer, Inc. is a growing company that is all about our team members. Really. We're 100% employee-owned.
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