2ND Shift General Production-2nd Street

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twin rivers foodsFort Smith (AR)

SENIORITY

Entry

About the role

Job Description:

This is the entry-level production category for hourly employees.· It covers all job tasks associated with the production process that are class 1·Examples of class 1 positions are general production employees in departments such as Mega jet, DSI, IF, Cone line and all otherprocessing departments.
Experience is not required, but is preferred
Reliable and dependable; will be at work when scheduled to work. Available to work any shift.
Positions involve standing for long periods of time, lifting to 70 lbs., bending, stooping, reaching and grasping.
Environment: cold (40 to 45 degrees), floors are wet.
Must follow all guidelines related to SSOP’s, GMP’s, PPE’s, etc.
Must follow all rules in line with the company handbook, including attendance, break times, etc.
Physical Requirement:
Standing and/or walking during the entire shift.
Requires considerable reaching, lifting, grasping of product while tumbling the product.
Work in wet, cold environment.
It is very important that you understand all the procedures above and follow them. It is your responsibility to see that the product you are working with is handled properly and does not become contaminated or end up on the floor.
I have read the attached job description for this position and I believe I can perform the essential functions of the position with or without a reasonable accommodation.

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