Shipping Crate Builder & Packaging

Posted 2 days ago

at work group raleigh ncRaleigh (NC)

Packers and Packagers, Hand Packing and Crating

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$16/HR

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About the role

Job Description: Exciting Opportunity: Join a Leading Custom Door Production Manufacturer as a Material Handler and Packaging Expert Are you a physically fit, detail-oriented individual with experience using power and tools to build shipping crates and boxing, and binding large exterior custom doors. If this sounds like you and you can lift up to 150lbs (team lift) to work 1st Shift, Monday to Friday. If you have good work history and like physical work, we want to hear from you! Position: Material Handler-Packaging Expert

Shift: 1st Shift, Monday to Friday, 7 am - 3:30 pm (OT required on some days)

Starting Pay: $16/HRPayment: Weekly

Responsibilities: Buildiing shipping crates using power and hand tools Lift completed heavy doors with another person Create boxes, pack with packing material, tape, and bind boxes for shipment Ensure packing, boxing, and binding are done correctly

Requirements: Previous experience using power tools, hand tools & measuring along with packaging and material handling Physical ability to lift heavy doors (up to 150lbs)Physical ability to stand, bend, and lift heavy objects for extended periods (75-100lbs)Flexibility to work different shifts and overtime when needed Commitment to following safety regulations to ensure a secure work environment

Perks: Competitive starting pay Weekly pay schedule Medical and dental insurance offered If you are ready to contribute your skills to a dynamic team and thrive in a challenging yet rewarding environment, apply today! Join us in creating high-quality custom doors that exceed industry standards.

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