Woodshop Helper
terra staffing groupPortland (ME)
$20.00 per hour
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terra staffing groupPortland (ME)
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$20.00 per hour
About the role
Milling Associate Step foot into the hardwood industry with this Milling Associate position!
This company is a leader in premium hardwood products, providing high-quality wood solutions for a variety of industries with 7 locations in the PNW. They are committed to craftsmanship, quality, and delivering the best products to their clients. As they continue to grow, we are seeking a dedicated Milling Associate to join the team.
As a Milling Associate, you will play a key role in the manufacturing process, ensuring that the hardwood products meet the highest standards of quality. You will work along side milling equipment, work closely with the team to achieve production goals, and assist with other tasks as needed to keep the production floor running smoothly.
Schedule:
Monday - Friday, 5:30 AM - 3:00 PM Pay: $20.00 per hour Location: NW PDX (Not public transit accessible)
Milling Associate Responsibilities:
Frequently lift up to 50lbs
Inspect finished lumber for inconstancies
Assist machine operators with loading/unloading lumber
General warehouse tasks and cleaning shop floors
Milling Associate Qualifications:
Minimum 6 months of recent production experience
Ability to lift 50lbs with or without accommodation
Experience with basic hand tools
Verstela Benefits for Temporary Employees: Medical
Dental
Vision
Short-Term Disability
Term Life and AD and D
Identity Theft Protection
Prescription Plan
401(K) Retirement Savings Plan
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