Production Worker
united abrasivesNaples (FL)
About the role
About the Job: Production Worker at United Abrasives.
Location: Naples, FL.
Job Type:
Full-Time, Permanent. United Abrasives is a leading manufacturer of high-quality abrasives for a variety of industries. Our products are trusted by customers worldwide for their reliability and performance. As we continue to grow, we are looking for a dedicated and motivated Production Worker to join our team in our state of the art manufacturing facility in Naples, FL. If hired you will receive top training and the opportunity to work with a team oriented group of people.
Job Summary:
As a Production Worker, you will be responsible for operating machinery, assembling products, and assisting with various production tasks. Your duties will include but not be limited to: Operating machinery in a safe and efficient manner. Assembling and packaging products according to specifications. Conducting quality control checks on finished products. Maintaining a clean and organized work area. Following safety guidelines and procedures. Assisting with other production tasks as needed. Spanish/English fluency a plus Requirements: To be considered for this position, you must meet the following requirements: High school diploma or equivalent. Strong attention to detail and quality control. Ability to operate machinery and tools safely and efficiently. Ability to work independently with little supervision. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Benefits Include:
Medical, dental, vision and prescription drug plan. Company paid short/long term disability and life insurance. Paid vacation and sick days. Retirement/Profit Sharing plan. Potential bonus twice a year. Please submit your resume to krobinson@unitedabrasives.com or call Bruny Aponte at 860-456-7131 (English or Spanish speaking)
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