Second Shift Hourly Production Worker

Posted 9 days ago

genesis productsGoshen (IN)

Production Workers, All Other Machine Shops

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About the role

Second Shift Hourly Production Worker Plant 3 - Goshen, IN 46526

Overview: Position Type Hourly

Who We Are: Genesis is a fast-paced, rapidly growing organization and we are looking for new talent to join our team! At Genesis, our most valuable resource is our personnel. With a dynamic, rewarding, and positive work culture, we truly are a people powered business. We are committed to creating a diverse environment and are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

What We Are Looking For: In Future Team Members Manufacturing experience. Good record of attendance at previous jobs. Past experience working in manufacturing positions is a plus. Individuals that are eager to grow their career and willing to represent our values of Agility, Enjoyment, and Always improving. Ability to lift up to 50lb.

What We Offer: $1,000 Onboarding bonus.$350 Referral bonus. Weekly performance bonus. Competitive pay. Opportunities for advancement through our manufacturing careers program. Anniversary/tenure bonus paid yearly.30-day check-in, 90 Day check-in, 6 months check-in and yearly review feedback. Health, vision, dental, and life benefits – eligible day 1 of employment! Immediate participation in our company's 401k program & employer match after 6 months of employment. Paid time off, eligible day 1 of employment (depending on experience level)

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