Operator Assistant - PVDC - NIGHTS

Posted 11 days ago

valgroupFindlay (OH)

Production Workers, All Other Materials Recovery Facilities

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$23.00 per hour

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About the role

Operator Assistant - PVDC - NIGHTS OPERATOR ASSISTANT - PVDC | NIGHT SHIFT Starting at $23 per hour - medical benefits on DAY 1! Valgroup USA is hiring a Night Shift Operator Assistant for our NEW PVDC line in Findlay, Ohio. Join our team, train on a new line, and build the skills needed to become a skilled technical machine operator. Day 1 medical, dental vision, and more! FREE 24/7/365 telehealth for employee and family FREE life and disability insurance Pay increase after 6 months Generous paid time off 401K retirement with 100% match (up to 6%) Paid training and career advancement opportunities 2-2-3 12-hour NIGHT schedule with every other weekend off Learn to operate advanced extrusion lines and become a skilled operator. Pull and weigh production materials, troubleshoot equipment, forklift training provided. Skills to help you succeed: mechanical aptitude, commitment to safe work practices, ability to lift up to 50 pounds, standing and walking for 12-hour shift. High school diploma (or equivalent). We are a tobacco and drug free facility. Valgroup is one of the world's largest plastics producers and recyclers. Our purpose is to improve quality of life through innovative and sustainable plastic packaging solutions.

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