Production Operator Part-Time

Posted 12 days ago

mapeiMorgan (GA)

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About the role

Part Time Production Operator - General Labor Join MAPEI Corporation, a global leader in the manufacturing of construction chemicals and building materials, including adhesives, sealants, and specialty products used in flooring, tile, and concrete restoration. As a Part Time Production Operator - General Labor, you could take on roles such as a General Production Labor Helper, Picker/Packer, Labeler, Bucket Stacker. In these roles, you'll support various production areas by performing essential tasks that ensure safety, efficiency, and precision, helping MAPEI maintain its commitment to quality and reliability in the construction chemicals industry.
Key Responsibilities: Perform a variety of general labor tasks to support manufacturing finished products, raw materials, and other items as required. Sort, place, and identify materials and/or products on racks, shelves, or bins. Clean and organize production cells, material storage areas, and equipment. Operate forklifts, applicable at various to safety regulations and maintain a clean, organized workspace. Perform additional duties as required. Position Specific Details: Base hourly payrate up to $20.00 p/hr, based on experience. Additional premium shift differential: $1.00 p/hr for 2nd shift and $2.00 p/hr for 3rd shift, if applicable.
What's in it for you: Highly competitive base pay & premium shift differentials. Biannual \"Rewards for Results\" bonuses, awarded on discretion based on plant performance. Flexible Schedule.
Qualifications: Hands-on work willingness and mechanical /process experience; forklift certification is a plus. High school diploma or GED required. Strong communication skills. Ability to lift up to 55 lbs. independently; and up to 100 lbs. with assistance. Able to stand for extended periods of time.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran (M/F/D/V)

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