Forklift/Utility Cleaner- 1st Shift

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debbies staffingKing (NC)

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$85,962 - $96,708 per year

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1st Shift Forklift/Utility Cleaner Debbie's Staffing is looking for a 1st Shift Utility Cleaner for our client located in King, NC. Hours: 6:30am-5:00pm Monday through Thursday. Must be able to work overtime as requested on Fridays. Pay rate: $16.00per hour, Weekly Pay!
Job Summary: Responsible for cleaning and maintaining production equipment, containers, floors, and facility areas in a tobacco processing environment.
Job Description: Forklift/platform lift experience needed, Example: Genie Boom, Scissor Lift, and Lift a Loft. Make cardboard boxes and lids as needed. Ensure empty containers are clean Works with pack out operator in filling containers. Ensure that equipment is kept clean and free of dust build-up, including conveyor pans and covers. Assist with blend changes to ensure clean cans and boxes are in place. Clean floors to reduce contamination risk and minimize product loss. Operates lifts to clean areas that are not accessible from the floor or catwalks. Clean process equipment as needed or required. Ensures that non-tobacco related material contamination of finished product is eliminated by good housekeeping, close observation of product. Comply with all ISO procedures implemented. Warehouse experience required Any other duties as directed.
Requirements: Forklift/platform lift experience needed for this assignment. Cannot be afraid of heights (Comfortable working at heights of 30–50 feet.) Must be able to work in a tobacco facility Must be able to work in a dusty and non-climate-controlled facility Excellent attendance Heavy lifting up to 50 LBS. Must be able to stand/walk up to 10+ hours a day Be able to work overtime and weekends EOE

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