Warehouse Associate
express employment professionals defunctNorman (OK)
$17.25/hr
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express employment professionals defunctNorman (OK)
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$17.25/hr
About the role
Warehouse Worker - Dairy Plant We are currently seeking reliable candidates to fill warehouse worker positions at a local dairy plant. Ideal candidates must be comfortable working 12-hour shifts in a freezer or cold environment and have the flexibility to work overtime when necessary. If you are dedicated, hardworking, and looking for long-term employment, we encourage you to apply for this opportunity.
Location: Norman, Oklahoma
Pay: Starting at $17.25/hr
Experience Required: Prior warehouse experience is preferred.
Key Responsibilities:
Schedule may be 5pm-5am or 5am-5pm, Monday-Saturday Operate in a cold storage/freezer environment Stand for extended periods (over 10 hours per day)Lift heavy loads as required Maintain a strong focus on safety and efficiency in the warehouse Be available to work overtime, including mandatory Saturdays (Sunday off)
Key Qualifications:
Stable employment history and prior warehouse experience Ability to work in a freezer or cold environment Willingness to work up to 12 hours per day Reliable and available to work overtime when needed Capable of standing for extended periods Seeking long-term, career-focused employment Ability to lift heavy loads Must be available to work any shift, six days a week, with mandatory Saturdays (Sunday off)Bilingual (Spanish/English) is a plus
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