(Wpl) Weigh, Price & Label A

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partners personnel managementPrince George (VA)

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Exciting Opportunity: Join Our Team as a (WPL) Weigh, Price & LabelAre you ready to play a vital role in delivering high-quality poultry products? We are seeking a diligent and detail-oriented individual to join us in a fast-paced, food-safe environment. This is your chance to contribute to a leading company in the food manufacturing industry.
What You Will Do: Accurately weigh poultry products to ensure correct portioning Apply labels with the proper weight, price, and product information Pack items efficiently for shipping and distribution Inspect products to verify quality standards are met Maintain cleanliness and adhere to food safety protocols Work in a refrigerated environment, meeting daily production goals Lift heavy loads up to 40 lbs and stand for extended periods Required Skills: Ability to work comfortably in cold environments Strong attention to detail and accuracy Reliable attendance and punctuality Capable of lifting heavy weights safely and standing for long periods Proactive approach to cleanliness and procedural compliance Preferred Skills: Experience in food production or packaging Knowledge of food safety standards and regulations Familiarity with working in refrigerated settings Educational and Experience Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent preferred Prior experience in warehouse, production, or related environments a plus Additional Requirements: Ability to operate effectively in a refrigerated, cold environment Flexibility to work various shifts as needed Commitment to safety and quality standards If you are detail-oriented, dependable, and eager to contribute to a reputable company, we encourage you to apply now and become an integral part of our team. RichmondBranchCAChestefieldBranchCA

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