Material Processing & Packaging lab Technician

Posted 3 days ago

globalchannelmanagementSeabrook (NH)

Packers and Packagers, Hand Metal Coating, Engraving (except Jewelry and Silverware), and Allied Services to Manufacturers

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Job Description: Material Processing & Packaging Technician Why This Opportunity? This is a straightforward, reliable, hands-on production role for an energetic team player. If you are looking for a consistent, physical position where you can work independently while helping a growing team meet their daily targets, this role is an excellent fit. No complex experience is required—we are looking for someone dependable who is a fast learner and ready to get to work.

What We're Looking For: (Required Qualifications)To join our team and hit the ground running, you must meet the following criteria: Physical Stamina: Able to be on your feet for long periods of time and comfortably perform repetitive movements with your hands. Lifting Capability: Able to safely lift up to 50 lbs (handled rarely, and with the support of team members, carts, and dollies).Reliability & Attitude: A highly motivated fast learner who is a dependable team player and possesses strong communication habits.

Basic Tech Skills: Comfortable with basic data entry, note-taking, and navigating Microsoft Office too

What You'll Do: Material Spraying: Prepare and spray liquid coatings onto sheets of manufacturing materials using automated equipment. Product Packaging: Carefully pack finalized sheets of material into shipping boxes. Material Handling: Move packed boxes and supplies utilizing carts, dollies, and a collaborative buddy system. Basic Record Keeping: Utilize basic computer skills and Microsoft Office to input essential production numbers and take clear process notes. Safety & PPE: Work safely around materials by wearing required protective gear, including a lab coat, safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, and steel-toed shoes.

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