General Laborer - Thin Brick
watsontown brickWatsontown (PA)
About the role
General Laborer Thin Brick Watsontown Brick, a trusted brand within the General Shale family, is seeking a General Laborer Thin Brick to support daily manufacturing operations at our Watsontown, Pennsylvania production facility. This hands-on role is ideal for a motivated individual who can perform physically demanding tasks in a fast-paced environment.
Position Overview:
The General Laborer Thin Brick assists with production, maintains clean and organized work areas, and supports operators to ensure smooth plant operations. This role contributes to meeting production goals while upholding quality and safety standards.
Key Responsibilities:
Clean and maintain production areas to support safe operations Assist with thin brick production, including lifting, sorting, shoveling, and stacking materials Perform manual material handling; frequent bending, lifting, and standing required Operate basic hand tools and read tape measures for production tasks Operate production machinery, including in damp environments Fill in for other operators as needed to support plant operations
Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED required Manufacturing experience preferred; on-the-job training provided Ability to perform physically demanding work in a fast-paced environment Strong attention to detail Willingness to work flexible hours, including some Saturdays, as needed Commitment to a zero-harm workplace
What We Offer:
Competitive pay with Monthly Production Bonus 401(k) with company match Medical, Dental, Vision, and Health Savings Account (HSA)Life and Disability Insurance Paid time off and referral program Retention bonus and boot/eyeglass reimbursement Stable employment with a leading manufacturer in the masonry industry Learn more about General Shale and its portfolio of innovative brick and masonry solutions at generalshale.com.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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