Production Worker (Sheet Line)

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schwarz partnersDevens (MA)

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Junior

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$22.00 per hour

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About the role

New England Sheets currently has an exciting opportunity available for Second Shift Production Workers, at our Devens, MA facility! Our starting pay is $22.00 per hour, plus $1.25 shift differential. As a Production Worker, you will match load tags with units, measure and inspect all units for discrepancies, and continuously maintaining cleanliness of work areas and inspecting all units for quality. New England Sheets truly values our employees as our greatest asset, and we strive to support both you and your family at work and in life. New England Sheets requires the following skills and abilities: Ability to read, understand instructions, and communicate effectively in English. Basic math skills and must be able to read a tape measure. Successful track record in safety, attendance, and quality. Ability to function as a mature professional individual, who interacts positively with teammates. The willingness to function effectively in a team environment and tackle any task required for the success of the team. Enthusiasm for being an active part of a safety-first work environment. The ability to work overtime as requested. As an industry leader NEW ENGLAND SHEETS offers: Monthly bonus program. Year-round job stability and opportunities for growth and career development. Great pay and affordable benefits (including life, medical, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match and more). 10 paid holidays, overtime pay, and vacation time. Opportunities for growth, training, and career advancement. A respectful, empowering, team-oriented and employee-friendly environment. If you would like to be part of a forward-thinking team with a family feel, culture of excellence, and customer-focused reliability, we want you to be a part of our team! Our organization is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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