Pallet Assembler | First Shift
primary companiesBrillion (WI)
About the role
Job Description:
Primary Products LLC | Brillion, WIIf you like hands-on work, a consistent schedule, and a team that actually has your back, this is worth a look. Primary Products is part of Primary Companies, a Brillion-based operation covering transportation, timber, and finished products. We do honest work alongside people who care about doing it right. At the end of your shift, you will see exactly what you built. That matters to us, and we think it will matter to you too.
What You Will Be Doing:
Building wooden pallets used for shipping and distribution Using hand tools to handle and assemble materials safely and efficiently Keeping your workspace clean and organized throughout the shift Working independently and with a small team to hit daily production targets Communicating openly with teammates about materials, workflow, and needs
What You Bring:
Reliability and a strong work ethic. You show up and you contribute. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and stay on your feet for the duration of the shift Experience with hand tools or a genuine willingness to learn fastA team-first attitude and a positive approach to the day Must be 18 or older
Benefits:
Dental, and Vision Insurance Supplemental Insurance Options Paid Time Off Holiday Pay Annual apparel allowance Why Primary Products We are a company where effort gets noticed and expectations are clear. Leadership is present, accessible, and invested in the people on the floor. You will not be a number here. You will be part of a team that builds something real every single day. Come see what that feels like. Apply today.
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