Lumper - Tire Loader
mau workforce solutionsRichburg (SC)
$20 per hour
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mau workforce solutionsRichburg (SC)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20 per hour
About the role
Lumper - Tire LoaderStart your new career as a Lumper - Tire Loader with MAU at Giti in Richburg, SC. As a Lumper - Tire Loader, you will manually handle and load thousands of car tires while ensuring trailer safety and load quality.
What We Offer:
- Pay of $20.00 per hour | Training pay: $20 per hour
- Compensation includes a pay incentive plan
- Monday-Friday | 7:00 AM - 3:30 PMOvertime availability
- Health benefits, including telehealth services 401(k) retirement plan
- Employee reward programs
- Career advancement opportunities
- Referral bonus program
What We're Looking For:
- High school diploma or GED preferred 3+ months of loader experience preferred
- Basic math and computer skills
- Ability to lift 50+ pounds and perform physically demanding tasks
- Comfortable working 12-hour shifts
- Willingness to work in non-climate-controlled environments with prolonged standing and walking
- Ability to stoop, bend, crouch, and twist throughout the shift
- What You'll Do as a Lumper - Tire Loader:
- Clear trailers of trash and debris before loading
- Manually move and load thousands of car tires per shift
- Inspect trailers for foreign materials or structural damage
- Report unsuitable trailers and labeling issues to the Load Controller
- Follow loading patterns from specification sheets
- Load tread code tires and remove damaged or unreadable tires
- Stage pallets and load poles as needed
- Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area
- Complete other tasks as assigned
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