Elevator Operator Lv1

Posted 8 days ago

omni inclusiveTopeka (KS)

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$19.00 per hour

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About the role

Elevator Operator As an Elevator Operator, you will operate safely within Cargill policy, procedures, and governmental regulations and fully participate in Cargill Safety programs. Perform critical operations to keep the facility running: Loading/Unloading trucks and railcars. Other grain handling including, filling/reclaiming of ground piles, transferring, blending, etc. Provide a high level of customer service by displaying courteous, helpful, knowledgeable interaction and behaviors. Maintain the general appearance of the facility to include elevators, grounds, buildings, etc. Monitor equipment to ensure it's in good working order, participate in the overall maintenance of the facility and equipment - notify management of any necessary repairs or possible equipment concerns. Be an involved/engaged member of a team. Ability to problem solve and make decision as needed. Ability to work outside in all types of weather, climb ladders, and work from heights. Ability to work in a potentially physically strenuous environment. Other work site the candidate will train at and may work at is: 1845 Northwest Gordon St Topeka, KS 66608 Pay: $19/hr Start date: ASAP through November, possibly a few weeks longer Schedule: Working 6 days per week up to 12 hours per day. 7:30am start. Weekends will be required.
Duties: Cranking/opening hoppers on semis to dump grain into a pit Housekeeping duties Lifting possible up to 50 lbs Onboarding: Background Check Required Drug Test required

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