Metal Grader/Sorter

Posted 3 days ago

express employment professionals cincinnati eastManchester (NH)

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Junior

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$21/Hour

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About the role

Metal Grader/Sorter $21/Hour Manchester, NH Monday – Friday First Shift,6:45am - 4:15pm
What’s in it for you? Work for a well-established, locally respected company that values hard work and a positive attitude. You’ll stay active, work with a great team, and enjoy a consistent weekday schedule—no nights or weekends! This isn’t just another job—it’s a chance to build real skills, meet great people, and be part of a company that does things the right way. Why choose us? Check out our reviews on Google and see for yourself why people LOVE working with Express!
Duties: Perform visual inspections of incoming metal materials to determine type, grade, and acceptability based on company standards. Interact directly with customers to answer questions and explain grading decisions in a respectful, professional manner. Direct accepted materials to the appropriate processing area and refer customers to the office for transaction processing. Physically handle and move metal items as needed for proper evaluation, staging, or sorting. Work outside in varying weather conditions; must be comfortable with year-round outdoor work. Maintain a clean and safe work area, following all safety protocols and procedures. Assist with general yard duties as needed, including organizing scrap, supporting drop-offs, or loading/unloading materials.
Requirements: Someone dependable, customer-service oriented, and comfortable engaging with a variety of people. Must enjoy working outdoors and be physically capable of handling metal materials and standing for long periods. Quick learner with good judgment who can make accurate decisions on the fly. Friendly attitude, team player, and not afraid to get their hands dirty. Prior experience in recycling, scrap metal, or physical labor is a plus—but we’re happy to train the right person. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs and work safely in a fast-paced environment.

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