Graders and Stackers
onin staffingMission (TX)
$5
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Graders And StackersA citrus grader inspects, sorts, and classifies harvested citrus fruits (like oranges, lemons, limes, and grapefruits) before they are packed and shipped. Examine moving fruit on conveyor belts to identify and remove items with defects, punctures, soft spots, mold, or insect damage. Sorting and Categorizing: Classify citrus based on established industry and USDA grades (e.g., Fancy, Choice, Juice) by evaluating appearance and skin texture. Separate fruit according to specific size requirements and color maturity standards to ensure uniform packaging. Remove leaves, twigs, dirt, debris, and unmarketable \"cull\" fruit from the sorting line. Sharp vision and strong color perception to spot minor blemishes and color variations quickly. High dexterity to quickly grab and sort fast-moving fruit without damaging it. Ability to stand in one place for long periods and perform repetitive physical tasks. Sustained focus to maintain quality control standards during long shifts. Don't miss this chance to enhance your experience in a production environment while enjoying competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package. Weekly pay$5 prescription drugs$5 doctor's visit copays Free teledoctor service Free counseling services Life insurance included Vision insurance included Dental insurance included Vacation and holiday pay Scholarship Opportunities 401(k) retirement plan Free legal services Our unbeatable employee discount program Apply now so we can hold a spot for you. We can't wait to talk to you! ––Your?nin team
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