Recycled Materials Processor A Shift
hamiltonrykerFremont (OH)
About the role
Recycled Materials Processor A ShiftJoin our dynamic team as a Recycled Materials Processor A Shift, where you'll play a vital role in transforming recycled materials into high-quality products. This position offers an engaging opportunity to contribute to sustainable manufacturing operations, ensure material quality, and meet daily production targets in a fast-paced environment.
Required Skills:
- High school diploma or GEDValid forklift certification and ability to operate tow motors safely
- Ability to climb ladders and lift up to 50 lbs
- Strong understanding of manufacturing processes, quality control, and troubleshooting
- Proficient in Microsoft Office and ERP or manufacturing systems
- Excellent attention to detail, organization, and communication skills
- Physical stamina to work in noisy, dusty, and temperature-variable conditions
- Nice to Have Skills:
- Experience with pelletizing or extrusion processes
- Basic knowledge of PVC and non-PVC materials segregation
- Previous experience in recycling or plastics manufacturing
Preferred Education and Experience:
Prior manufacturing or materials handling experience preferred Experience in a similar recycling or extrusion environment is advantageous
Other Requirements:
- Ability to work rotating shifts, overtime, or weekends as needed
- Compliance with all safety procedures and PPE requirements
- Ready to make a difference in sustainable manufacturing? Apply now to join our team and contribute to environmentally conscious production processes.
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