Production Worker

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express employment professionals defunctCleburne (TX)

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Job Full Description: A Propane company in cleburne is needing a production worker. Job Title: Production Operator
Description: Seeking a production worker Follows all company SOP and Safety guidelines. Able to recognize, eliminate, and report unsafe or hazardous conditions. Produce quality products formulated by the USP Technical Department, which adheres to customer standards. Lifting 40 pounds continually all day Painting the propane bottles, washing the Propane bottles. Hours &
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HOURS: Monday-Friday 8-5 and flexibility to work at 7 and stay later.
PAY: $15.00 An ideal candidate:100% dedicated to safety Communicate with all employees Able to follow instructions and chain of command Multi-tasking and proactive Requirements &
Skills: Ability to perform essential duties Ability to read write and understand the English language. Good math and mechanical aptitude skills High school diploma or equivalent Attire: Jeans, t-shirt, work boots Interested? Apply online: expresspros.com & send to Johnson County Call Joshua office (817) 487-4900 Benefits of working with Express Paid Weekly Medical/Dental Insurance available Direct Deposit Referral Bonuses 401k options Our Mission statement: We build lasting relationships with the clients we service and bring hope to the people we hire. We accomplish this through kindness, loyalty, efficiency and reliability. Johnson County, TX 2534 1409 South Broadway Street Suite B Joshua, TX 76058

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