Warehouse Worker

Posted 3 days ago

inergroupinsourcingsolutionsJeffersonville (IN)

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$16.00/hr

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Hiring Immediately - 1st Shift Warehouse Packer Jobs - Jeffersonville, IN: Inergroup is hiring immediately for 1st Shift Warehouse Packer jobs in Jeffersonville, IN.60; As a Warehouse Packer, you will work on an assembly line sorting and packaging the correct number of prepackaged food product into the appropriate boxes for shipping.60; Weekly pay starting at $16.00/hr and great benefits available!
Skills and Qualifications: Ability to work in a fast-paced warehouse environment and lift up to 40 lbs Must be able to stand for the entire shift and complete repetitive tasks working on the production line Attention to detail with ability to recognize defects, correctly sort product and count and load the correct number of items into store packaging Strong work ethic and a commitment to punctuality and attendance Previous warehouse or production experience is a plusPrimary Responsibilities: Inspect products for defects, damages, or discrepancies and report any issues to supervisors Count out correct number of product to load into packaging Ensure all items are facing the same direction before placing in store packaging Maintain a clean and organized work environment to optimize efficiency Collaborate with team members to complete tasks efficiently and meet daily goals Follow all safety guidelines and protocols to ensure a secure work environmentHow to Apply: Click on apply now for immediate consideration for these 1st Shift Warehouse Packer jobs in Jeffersonville, IN.60; Inergroup is urgently hiring, and we value your dedication and enthusiasm.

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