Production Team Member - (Bagging Line - Aggregates)

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menardsIron Ridge (WI)

Team Assemblers Crushed and Broken Limestone Mining and Quarrying

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$21.05/HR

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About the role

Production Team Member - (Bagging Line - Aggregates)Production Team Members work efficiently, in a safe manner, maintain high quality standards, and help to ensure that guest expectations are met. Positions include forklift operation, machine operation, and product assembly. There are many advancement opportunities to move into leadership positions and grow with the company.

Benefits: Profit Sharing Store Discount Insurance Medical (Full-Time Only) and Dental 401(k)Paid Time Off (Full-Time)Paid Holidays (Full-Time)+$2/hr for 2nd and 3rd shift+$3/hr on weekends No experience necessary! Paid Training! Now hiring FULL TIME for: Production Operator (Bagging Line - Aggregates) - 2nd shift (6PM until 6AM)$21.05/HR (Shift Premium included) + $3/hr for weekend work

Schedule: 6AM-6PM, 2-week rotating schedule with every other full weekend off.

Primary Responsibilities: Operate and monitor bagging machines to package aggregate materials (sand, gravel, concrete mix)Set up and adjust equipment for proper bag weight & sealing. Ensure consistent product flow from conveyors, hoppers, and feeders. Inspect filled bags for accuracy, quality, and defects Clear jams and perform basic troubleshooting to minimize downtime. Keep work area clean and organized to support safe operations Work with team members and supervisors to meet daily production goals. Operate forklifts or other equipment

Physical Demands: Continuous standing with infrequent lifting up to 75 pounds. Bending, squatting, walking, and twisting.

Position Requirements: Must be eighteen years of age or older Work in a fast-paced, manufacturing environment

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