Loader
miller milling companyWinchester (VA)
$22.23 hourly
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Shift: Wednesday - 11am-5pm Thursday - 5am-5pm Friday - 5am-5pm Saturday - 5am-3pm
Summary:
The Loader position is responsible for performing loading finished product into bulk trailers.
Compensation: $22.23 hourly +
Shift Differential Primary Duties:
This is an hourly position that involves the loading of finished product bulk trailers. Good paperwork and documentation skills are a must in this position. Position requires constant communication with Shift Miller to determine types of products being made off the Mill and what is in each finished product bin. Filling out necessary paperwork to complete loads (trailer inspection, tailings checks, product retain samples, and COA's). May be required to Load feed trucks. Must keep current on the MSS that's required for their area. Will have to conduct Fall Protection training. Responsible for checking load out magnets daily Responsible for running test pieces thru metal detects once per shift. Must observe and utilize Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) as set forth by Miller Milling Company in accordance with BRC standards. Responsibility to food safety regulations.
Other Responsibilities: Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
High School Diploma or equivalent Strong problem solving abilities Must be able to use, or learn to use the equipment and tools used to perform this job Basic computer skills Detail oriented Proven written and verbal communication skills Position requires the ability to lift and carry packages up to 50 pounds
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