Food Production Worker - L2 Nights

Posted 2 days ago

qti groupColumbus (WI)

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Junior

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$24.29 per hour

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About the role

Summary: Are you dependable, motivated, and looking for more than "just a job"? Our client, a well-established food manufacturer in Columbus, WI, is hiring Production Team Members with the drive to grow into Equipment Operator roles. Prior manufacturing experience is helpful. We're looking for individuals with a solid work history, strong work ethic, and the desire to learn and advance.
Hours: Monday to Thursday 8:00pm to 6:00am Pay: is $24.29 per hour and $25.40 after 90 days.
Responsibilities: Inspects shaped units of dough and frozen products that do not meet quality specifications. Rearranges product on belt as necessary to assure optimal freezing Places frozen product into appropriate packaging according to specifications Ensures packages are properly sealed, best buy date is correct, reports open seams, holes and incorrect dates Places packaged product into proper corrugated cases; watchers for proper product packaging Follow strict food safety and quality standards Learn new skills with the opportunity to train into machine operation Qualifications: Reliable candidates with a consistent work history (manufacturing background a plus, but not required) The desire to grow into advanced roles Ability to stand for an 8-hour shift and perform repetitive tasks Commitment to teamwork, safety, and quality, good communication Must pass pre-employment drug screening Additional skillsets apply: assembler, assembly, factory, hiring immediately, picking, packing, packer, food manufacturing

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