Material Handler
frank calandra jennmar servicesCharleston (SC)
About the role
Job Description:
Leading manufacturer is seeking to fill entry-level Material Handler positions for its Huger, SC single-site steel coil processing plant. Responsibilities include loading/unloading raw steel materials and finished products including banding and palletizing; assisting on the press and/or slitter production lines as assigned; perform maintenance helper and other general labor actions as assigned. Successful training may lead to operator positions. Position prerequisites: High school diploma/GED preferred; Forklift/overhead, crane operation experience preferred; on-the-job training provided. The right person possesses: Dependability to be consistently at work and on time with ability to work flexible schedule of 40+ hours per week as required; Basic verbal/written comprehension skills; Basic math and measuring skills using tape measure, micrometers, calipers, and/or other measuring devices; Team mentality with ability to follow safety and quality procedures; Near/far vision; total visual field; repetitive sitting, standing, walking, driving, and/or bending; heavy lifting (up to 65 lbs) capability; multiple limb coordination. Excellent benefits include medical with a standard PPO plan with deductibles as low as $1,500 and wellness credit up to $750; voluntary 401k plan deduction up to 12% with varying company match per quarter; voluntary dental and vision plans; telemedicine services; basic life and short term disability coverage. EOE M/F/D/V
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