Yard & Warehouse Worker-Tire Recycling

Posted 2 days ago

k s tire recyclingChicago Heights (IL)

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand Tire Retreading

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Junior

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$16-$18 per Hour

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About the role

Job Description: K&S Tire Recycling in Chicago Heights, IL is hiring dependable Yard & Warehouse Workers for our tire recycling operation. This is a physically demanding, hands-on position working indoors and outdoors around trucks and industrial equipment.

Responsibilities: Load and unload tires from trucks and trailers Move, roll, stack and organize tires by hand or dolly Sort and grade used tires Move scrap and recyclable materials Maintain clean, organized work areas Assist warehouse, yard and production operations Work safely around forklifts, loaders, conveyors and machinery

Requirements: Ability to repeatedly lift and handle up to 50 lbs. Ability to stand, bend, push, pull and perform physical work throughout the shift Ability to work indoors/outdoors in varying temperatures Dependable attendance and punctuality Ability to follow instructions and safety procedures Minimum 1 year warehouse, tire, recycling, automotive, construction, landscaping, manufacturing, or general labor experience is required.

Benefits: Why Work With K&S Tire Recycling? K&S Tire Recycling is a growing tire recycling company serving customers throughout the Midwest. Our operation keeps millions of pounds of tires and recyclable materials out of landfills and puts those materials back to productive use. We offer accrued sick/vacation time. We have 1st and 2nd shift positions available. Compensation is $16-$18 per Hour USD

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