Bilingual 2nd Shift General Laborer

Posted 9 days ago

hughes recruitingRock Falls (IL)

Production Workers, All Other Machine Shops

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Entry

SALARY

$16/hour

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About the role

General Laborer (Bilingual): Rock Falls, Illinois Our customer in Rock Falls, Illinois, is seeking motivated individuals to join their production team. Were recruiting General Laborers to work full-time on 2nd shift. As a General Laborer, you will be responsible for sorting aluminum and copper pieces to support production efficiency and quality. This role is ideal for someone looking to gain experience in a hands-on manufacturing environment, with training provided. Will need to be bilingual (English and Spanish) to apply. Responsibilities of the General Laborer: Sort aluminum and copper pieces according to specifications. Maintain a clean and organized work area. Follow all safety procedures, including proper use of steel-toed shoes/boots. Collaborate with team members to support production goals.

General Laborer Requirements and Qualifications:

Bilingual (English and Spanish speaking)
Must wear steel-toe shoes/boots
Willingness to learn and follow instructions
Able to work standing and moving throughout the shift
Pay for General Laborer: Starting at $16/hour.
General Laborer Type: 2nd Shift, Full-time.

Schedule: Monday Friday from 2:30pm 11pm. Will train to run the machines on 1st from 6am-3pm for the 1st day and 4:30am-3pm for 4 weeks.

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