Manufacturing Worker Utility I - Aurora, IL
$19 - $20
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$19 - $20
About the role
- The Utility Person must be able to pass testing for and possess the skills and knowledge of the position of General Laborer, Quality Control, Strapper, and Forklift Operator.
- Requires standing, stooping, reaching, and lifting up to 50 lbs.
- Requires the ability to perform work with hands and/or arms in the same repetitive motion above and below shoulder level
- The ability to operate the Charging System to fill Raw Material Bins with aggregates
- The ability to load/re-load the Pigment Dosing SystemThe ability to operate the Front End Loader and Forklift
- The ability to relieve or substitute for the plant positions of General Laborer and Strapper, Quality Control for breaks, lunches, and vacations
- The ability to read and write the English language
- Carry out other related duties as needed to meet departmental and organizational objectives
- What we offer you
- Health Benefits - Effective 1st of the month following start date 401k Matching (after a year)
- Life Insurance, HSA & FSA plans
- Well-being Support
- Charitable Contribution Matching
- Paid Time OffYear-End Company-wide closure/paid time off
- SkillsRequiredEnglish, Ability to Speak and Write Fluently
- IntermediatePreferredProblem Solving
- NoviceTroubleshootingNoviceQuality Control
- IntermediateForklift Operation
- IntermediateCommunicationIntermediateSafety, Awareness & Experience
- IntermediateBehaviorsRequiredTeam PlayerWorks well as a member of a group
- PreferredLoyalShows firm and constant support to a cause
- DedicatedDevoted to a task or purpose with loyalty or integrity
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
