Forklift Operator- 2nd Shift

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quincy recycleGreen Bay (WI)

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Mid

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$24.00 - $36.00 per hour

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About the role

Forklift Operator- 2nd Shift Forklift Operator- 2nd Shift | 3p - 11p – Green Bay, WI701 Bay Beach Rd Green Bay, WI. 54302 Compensation & Schedule: $24– $36 per hour (include $2/hr shift differential) | Hourly | Full-Time Monday-Friday, 1st Shift (3p-11p)
Company Overview: Be a part of the fastest-growing waste and recycling company in the country. Quincy Recycle provides a huge value to our manufacturing partners across all industries. We are a positive and fun team that works and plays hard with a great culture. Quincy Recycle is in the business of solving waste stream problems for manufacturers. We handle paper, plastic, and metal recyclables and help our clients build sustainable waste reduction processes. Benefits of Joining Our Team: Medical, Dental, & Vision Insurance/Wellness Benefits HSA & FSA Options Collaborative & Results Driven Culture 401K & Profit Sharing (up to 6% employer contributions) Paid Time Off & 6 Paid Holidays
Key Responsibilities:
  • Operate forklift to load/unload trailers and move material throughout the plant
  • Perform daily maintenance and clean-up of equipment
  • Other duties as assigned by the manager
Position Requirements:
  • High School Diploma or Equivalent
  • Minimum 2 years forklift experience required
  • Mechanical aptitude is a plus
  • Steel-toed work boots
  • Ability to lift 50 lbs. Successful Candidates Will Align with Our Core Values: Alive & Well Be Courageous & Try It Listen Up, Be Inquisitive & Keep an Open Mind One Team, One Dream, One Family Create Innovative Solutions Act With Integrity Commit, Be Tenacious, & Compete to Win

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