Dairy Operator (2nd Shift)

Posted 7 days ago

kwik tripOnalaska (WI)

Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders Fluid Milk Manufacturing

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Junior

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$19.75 per hour

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About the role

Dairy Operator Join our growing Dairy team as a full-time, Dairy Operator. In this position, you are responsible for the following: Running bottling fillers Working in the pasteurized tank room washing tanks Cleaning and sanitizing the dairy plant area making it ready for production

Work Schedule: Sunday through Saturday with rotating days off working 11:30am to 7:30pm

Qualifications: Ability to operate casing equipment at speeds of 100 units per minute Accurate/detail oriented Adhere to sanitation/hygiene standards Willing to learn/perform variety of job tasks Read/understand/interpret numbers Work in fast paced environment Work well alone/as part of team Work in a safety conscious environment Work in a noisy environment; work in temperatures of 35-40 degrees FPhysical qualifications: bend/reach/twist frequently; lift/carry 32 pounds to 84 inches constantly; stand/walk up to 8 hours per shift constantly; lift/carry 45 pounds to waist level occasionally; push/pull 45 pounds of force occasionally.

Benefits: Starting rate of pay: $19.75 per hour

Weekend Premium Pay: additional $3.00 an hour between the hours of 7:30pm Friday and 5:00am MondayA year end cash bonus - 40% of profits shared with our coworkers 2 Weeks Vacation within 1st year of employment Paid sick time Paid Holidays Health/dental/vision/life insurance Footwear allowance Kwik Trip, Inc. is a family-owned, Midwest company, in operation since 1965. We are dedicated to serving our guests and coworkers while treating everyone like family. Along with our award-winning culture, we are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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