Material Handler

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olympic foundryCharleston (SC)

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$18.50/hour

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About the role

Material Handler/ Prepper-Painter Position (Hanahan, SC) Olympic Foundry has been a leader in the castings Industry for over a century providing quality municipal street castings, decorative castings, and more. Our company culture focuses on teamwork and collaboration, with a welcoming and supporting environment which leads to a higher rate of tenure. Be a part of this unique, friendly and fast paced team. You might be the right fit if you are reliable, hard-working, highly motivated, can occasionally lift 70 pounds, and are willing to learn. Our employees are offered competitive wages and great benefits. Benefits include paid time off, 401K, an affordable benefits plan that includes health, dental, vision, life insurance and long-term disability. We care about our employee's health and safety. Duties: Order picking Wrapping and/or banding pallets and lifts Shipping/receiving Loading and unloading trucks Bondo, sand and paint castings (this will be trained in house) Qualifications: Able to occasionally lift 70 lbs Forklift experience preferred, but not required (will train) Strong communication skills Able to follow directions Very efficient, accurate, and reliable Ability to work in a team environment Hardworking with a positive attitude Valid driver license
Hours: 40 Hours per week, Monday- Friday, 7:00am – 3:30pm
Benefits: Pay depending on experience; starting at $18.50/hour as an hourly position. Paid holidays Great benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision) Paid vacation 401K Qualified candidates should apply in person at 1013 Bankton Circle, Hanahan, SC between the hours of 8:00 am and 1:00 pm. Or send resume to David.h@olympicfoundry.com  Olympic Foundry is an equal opportunity employer.

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