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Job Description
Compounding Production Operator Job Duties: Set up, operate and monitor equipment used to mix/produce and package products. Measure, weigh, mix and process chemical ingredients. Monitor batches for quality and food safety parameters. Record production, sanitation and test data Draw samples for quality tests Clean and sanitize equipment, utensils and work areas.
Compounding Production Operator Requirements: Must be able to lift 60 lbs., stand, bend and reach for prolong periods of time and climb stairs and ladders Will operator forklifts, agitators, homogenizers and drum tippers Comfortable working with chemicals and other bonding agents Openings on 1st, 2nd and 3rd shifts \nCompany
Description: Complete Staff is an employment agency who's goal is to completely understand our client needs and match them to the skills and interests of our applicants. We provide Manufacturing/Industrial; Office; Professional; and General Labor candidates to businesses in southeast Wisconsin. We offer benefits, attendance bonuses and UNLIMITED referral bonuses!
Company Description: Complete Staff is an employment agency who's goal is to completely understand our client needs and match them to the skills and interests of our applicants. We provide Manufacturing/Industrial; Office; Professional; and General Labor candidates to businesses in southeast Wisconsin. We offer benefits, attendance bonuses and UNLIMITED referral bonuses!

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