Photo Gift Production Associate

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Production Associate Looking for your picture perfect workplace with great benefits and monthly employee events? Apply to join our team! Our Production Associates produce and ship innovative, high-quality photographic products using various methods and techniques throughout the production facility. They review all orders for quality assurance and fill/pack orders for shipment. This position requires knowledge to perform simple tasks requiring little to no previous education training, using established procedures, and working under immediate supervision.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Perform production tasks according to standards Assist other associates in their assigned duties when needed Train on Safety Data Sheets (SDS) Identify and report unsafe practices to the supervisor immediately Compete daily assigned task Ensure the work environment is maintained clean Performs quality assurance
Skills: Computer operation Equipment/Machinery operation Communication skills Able to work as part of a team Detail orientated Able to follow directions Why Work Here? Competitive salaries, performance-based increases, & year-end bonus program Get paid whenever you need with wages on-demand via Zay Zoon--no need to wait until payday! Generous paid time off, paid holidays, and parental leave Monthly company social events including an annual health month & community service events Career development A variety of health plans that qualify for HSA accounts Retirement savings/401(k) program Company-paid life insurance, supplemental & dependent life insurance, & disability income protection Discounted gym memberships & discounts to movies, parks, insurance services, and more
Education: High school or better. Equal opportunity employer. This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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