Dairy Material Handler (2nd Shift)

Posted 2 days ago

kwik tripOnalaska (WI)

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand Fluid Milk Manufacturing

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$19.75 per hour

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About the role

Dairy Material Handler Join our team and work in a fast paced environment as a Dairy Material Handler where you will be responsible for pulling milk and juice orders to be sent to our retail stores from the cooler/warehouse areas of the Dairy.

Work Schedule: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday working 4:00pm to 2:00am

Qualifications: Read/understand/interpret numbers Work in safety conscious environment, accurate/detail oriented Adhere to sanitation/hygiene standards Willing to learn/perform a variety of tasks Work in fast paced warehouse environment Work in noisy environment Prior order selection and Power Pallet Jack experience is a plus. Work in temperatures of 35-40 degrees Physical qualifications: bend/reach/twist frequently; lift/carry 32 pounds to 84 inches constantly; stand/walk up to 10 hours per shift constantly; lift/carry 45 pounds to waist level occasionally; push/pull 45 pounds of force occasionally.

Benefits: Starting rate of pay: $19.75 per hour (Plus Overnight Premium Pay of $3.00 an hour for part of the shift)

Weekend Premium Pay: additional $3.00 an hour between the hours of 7:30pm Friday and 5:00am MondayA year end cash bonus - 40% of profits shared with our coworkers 2 Weeks Vacation within 1st year of employment Paid sick time Paid Holidays Health/dental/vision/life insurance Footwear allowance

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