Cannabis Processing Tech
viridian staffingOlympia (WA)
$17/hour
ApplyCannabis Processing Tech
Posted 16 days ago
viridian staffingOlympia (WA)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$17/hour
About the role
Cannabis Processing Technician Viridian Staffing's client is looking for experienced Processing Tech temps to help during a very busy season for a cannabis company 25 minutes SW of the Olympia/Tumwater, WA, area. For top performers, this position could lead to a permanent position with our client.
Shift:
Monday-Thursday, 6:30am - 5:00pm. As a Processing Technician, you will help to package pre-rolls, concentrates, and vapes. The company packaging consists of mylar bags, paper tubes, plastic joint tubes, trap'n seal. You will also be asked to apply all necessary stickers to final end products. You will also be responsible for cleaning your work station. You may perform a variety of other processing tasks as needed. You should have experience creating cannabis prerolls, and ideally also have experience using a knock box. You should have experience adhering to strict health and safety policies and procedures. Attention to detail and the ability to closely follow standard operating procedures is required. You should also have the ability to sit, stand, twist, and kneel for up to 10 hours. If you are the type of individual who is always on time and is excited to come to a fast-paced work environment each day ready to give 100%, then this could be the right opportunity for you.
Requirements:
Must be at least 21 years of age to work at a licensed Cannabis facility. Ability to stand, sit, and kneel up to 10 hours/day Dedication to following SOPs, including all safety standards Strong attention to detail Willingness to take direction Ability to lift at least 25 pounds Excellent work ethic Ability to arrive on time 1+ year of cannabis processing experience, including experience making cannabis prerolls Pay Rate: $17/hour Viridian Enterprises LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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