2nd Shift Packagers - Freezer

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iq resource groupManitowoc (WI)

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$17/hr

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About the role

Job DetailsIQ Resource Group is looking for a packagers for a food production company in Manitowoc. Qualified candidates will work in a fast-paced warehouse loading, unloading, and organizing freezer items. This position will keep you moving and give you a workout while you work! No previous experience needed!
Pay: $17/hr
Hours: 2:00pm to midnight; Monday through Thursday
Essential Functions: Open spiral and vestibule panel and place rollers in place. Setup, clean, and calibrate X-ray machine. Startup wrapper and conveyors. Have reserve of empty pallets ready for palletizing. Fill out and place placard identifying product count code date and colored sheet designating week and month run. Taking incoming products off conveyor and palletizing. Rotating out and running wrapper. Stretch wrap pallets of products and transport to holding freezer. Accurate documenting each pallet. Properly following nightly closing procedures which include: Remove rollers and put in panels in vestibule and spiral freezer. Help pick orders Help take inventory Straighten up warehouse and bale cardboard Help train new personnel Cut cardboard used for palletizing Keep garbage containers in freezer and warehouse empty Any other duties assigned by your supervisor or manager If you are interested in hearing more about this great opportunity or other opportunities with IQ Resource Group, please contact IQ Resource Group - Manitowoc at 920-652-0260 or view a complete listing of our openings at our Facebook Jobs Page: IQ Resource Group - Manitowoc!

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