Commercial Ice Cream Production Operator/Operador de produccin de helados comerciales

Posted 7 days ago

new city microcreameryShirley (MA)

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About the role

Ice Cream Maker Production Operator New City Microcreamery, a local ice cream manufacturer and innovative ice cream company, is seeking hard-working, trainable individuals to join our team as Ice Cream Maker production operator.
Responsibilities: Create and prepare high-quality, artisanal ice cream flavors using traditional and innovative techniques Setup and breakdown of stations Maintain a clean and organized work area, following all safety and sanitation guidelines Must be able to lift up to 90 pounds About New City Microcreamery: New City Microcreamery is a fun and trendy ice cream company with locations in Hudson, Sudbury, and Cambridge, Massachusetts. We take pride in creating handcrafted ice cream using only the finest ingredients. Our products can also be found in select Whole Foods and other supermarkets. As a sibling company to The Rail Trail Flatbread Co. and featuring a speakeasy bar inside one of our ice cream shops, we offer a unique and dynamic work environment that promotes creativity and innovation. Join our team and be part of an exciting journey in the world of ice cream making! If you have a passion for ice cream and are ready to bring your skills and creativity to New City Microcreamery, we would love to hear from you.

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