Packaging Operator – 2nd shift

Posted 2 days ago

hughes recruitingLena (IL)

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$18-$20/hour

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About the role

Packaging Associate Our customer in Lena, Illinois is seeking hard-working individuals to join their packaging department. As a Packaging Associate, you will be responsible for general packaging, stacking, lifting, and restocking of material into equipment. Responsibilities of the Packaging Associate: Work in both packaging and production areas as needed. In packaging, perform general tasks such as packaging, stacking, lifting, and restocking material into equipment. In production, handle tasks involved in the production of brie, goat, and feta cheese. Use equipment to support manufacturing, packaging, and other production steps. Follow standard work methods and safe work practices to ensure efficiency and safety in production.
Packaging Associate Requirements and Qualifications: Stand continuously throughout the shift. Frequently stoop, bend, and reach at chest level, above, or below. Occasionally squat and climb stairs or ladders. Occasionally push and pull 50–1000 lbs. using a cart. Lift and carry up to 70 lbs. occasionally. Pay for Packaging Associate: Starting at $18-$20/hour
Packaging Associate Benefits: Health insurance. Paid time off.401k with company weekly. Direct deposit. Paid training.
Type: 2nd Shift, Temporary with potential for Full-time.
Schedule: Monday – Friday with some weekends as needed.

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