Material Handler

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jennmarSinton (TX)

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About the role

Job TitleEducation & Experience RequirementsHigh School Diploma/GED and a valid driver's license requiredOne to two (1-2) years of manufacturing-related experience requiredTwenty-four to thirty-six (24-36) months of on-the-job training requiredMust have valid driver's licenseQualificationsDependability to be consistently at work and on timeBasic reading and math skills, including knowledge of fractions and decimal computationsBasic verbal/written comprehension skillsBasic measuring skills using tape measure, micrometers, and/or calipersAbility to follow safety procedures and guidelinesA "Team" mentalityRepetitive standing and/or bending capability during normal phase dutiesMedium/heavy (20-75 lbs.) lifting capability during normal phase dutiesResponsibilitiesPerform a safety evaluation of the assigned workstation and surrounding areasAssist manufacturing lines as neededOperate material handling motorized equipment (upon completion of in-house training/certification) to load/unload trucks and train carsAssist maintenance personnel in a helper capacityPerform workstation and surrounding area housekeeping tasks as requiredSet and position machine dyes to comply with production specificationsBenefitsThe company provides a range of employee benefits. Eligibility, coverage, and plan options may vary based on position, location, and company policies. Available benefits may include: Medical insurance with PPO plan optionsWellness incentivesVoluntary 401(k) with company matchVoluntary dental and vision coverageTelemedicine servicesBasic life insurance and short-term disability coverageEOE M/F/D/V

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