In line Process Assistant

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blount fine foodsFall River (MA)

Food Batchmakers Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing

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$17.00 to $17.43

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About the role

Blount Fine Foods Bringing our love of food to families for five generations! Blount Fine Foods is a family-owned and operated manufacturer, marketer, and developer of premium fresh prepared foods. We are an engaging team, bringing restaurant-quality products to America including single-serve grab-n-go fresh soups, mac & cheese, and entrées in grocery stores across the country, as well as for hot bars and restaurants. Help us create the finest food experiences including those with specialty certifications that include organic, gluten-free, and low sodium, among others. Join a proven team for growth, success, and a satisfying career! The pay range for this job $17.00 to $17.43. These opportunities are third shift. This position is third shift, 9pm to 6am.

Summary: The In-line Process Assistant is responsible for assisting in the accurate and efficient processing of divisional Retail product. In event of absence, position will be filled by adequately trained personnel.

Essential Duties: Handling and processing of Retail materials. Handling and processing of Retail finished products. Appropriate communication of process deficiencies/failures while performing your position. Ability to move from one line to another seamlessly Experience: High school education or equivalent Ability to weigh and measure product Our Total Compensation Package Includes: Medical, dental and vision benefits. 401k with Company match. Paid time off including vacation, sick time and holidays. Education Assistance Program. Life Insurance and Short-Term Disability. Discounts on Blount products at Company retail location.

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