General Labor - D Shift (ID #514131)

Posted 8 days ago

partners personnelHouston (TX)

Production Workers, All Other Metal Can Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$17.00/hour

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About the role

General Labor Associate

Location: Houston, TX 77029 (Market St.)

Shift: Overnight Shift Available Pay: Starting at $17.00/hour Buske Logistics is seeking dependable and detail-oriented General Labor Associates to support operations at a leading manufacturing facility. Associates will be responsible for inspecting empty cans for defects and ensuring only quality products continue through the production process.

Responsibilities: Inspect empty cans for dents, scratches, deformities, and other defects Remove damaged or defective cans from the production line Monitor product quality and report issues to supervisors Maintain production standards and quality requirements Keep work areas clean, organized, and safe Follow all company safety policies and procedures Work effectively in a fast-paced production environment

Requirements: Strong attention to detail Ability to stand for extended periods Ability to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment Reliable attendance and transportation Previous manufacturing or warehouse experience is a plus, but not required Must be able to meet client-specific screening requirements Why Work at Buske Logistics? Consistent full-time hours Growth opportunities within the company Team-focused work environment Equal Opportunity Employer that values diversity and inclusion Performance-driven culture where employees are recognized for their contributions

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