Conveyor Belt Sorter
hirequestnwPortland (ME)
$20.00/hour
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Job Description
About the Opportunity:
Hire Quest is seeking reliable entry-level workers for a Conveyor Belt Sorting Position at amaterials processing location in North Portland. This role involves sorting various materialsalong a conveyor line to ensure proper separation and processing. This position is ideal for individuals who are dependable, safety-focused, and comfortableworking on their feet.
Responsibilities:
Sort on a conveyor line Identify and remove incorrect or non-conforming items Maintain a clean and organized work area around sorting stations Move sorted materials to designated bins or areas for further processing Follow company safety rules and wear required PPEPerform other duties as assigned by supervisor
Requirements:
Ability to stand for entire shift and perform repetitive motion Ability to lift materials as needed (weight varies by site)Must be punctual and reliable — consistent attendance required Must be 18 years of age or older Must be able to follow verbal instructions and safety procedures
Working Conditions:
Fast-paced industrial environment around conveyor systems Exposure to noise, dust, and varying indoor temperatures May require bending, reaching, pushing, pulling, and lifting throughout the shiftPPE required (may include gloves, boots, mask, safety vest, etc.)Other duties assigned as needed Why Work with Hire Quest? Weekly pay at $20.00/hour Supportive team environment Hire Quest is an EEO employer
How to Apply:
Apply directly through Indeed with your resume or contact Hire Quest for more information. Qualified applicants will be contacted for interviews. SUBMIT YOUR RESUME TODAY / SCHEDULE AN INTERVIEWCALL / TEXT NAME AND INTEREST - Phone: (503) 924-5029
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