Baler Operator 3rd shift
verstelaCarol Stream (IL)
$20
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Job Description:
Are you looking for a job with steady hours, great pay and overtime, and the chance to grow into a long-term career? Join our team as a Bailer Operator on the 3rd shift in the Carol Stream area! This is a temp-to-hire position where hard work and reliability are rewarded with permanent placement and opportunities for advancement.
Join the team today!
Utility worker Responsibilities:
• Empty Dust bags at the time assigned throughout the shift.
• Blow down the inserter with an air hose.
• Make sure wire spools are replaced.
• Double-check to make sure that all wires are correctly threaded.
• Do not over feed the hogger while operating.
• Maintain the cleanliness of the entire baler room.
• Other duties as assigned.
• In the event of a jam-up, turn off the power to the hogger and properly lockout/tagout the machine. Before opening the access door to clear the jam, be sure that the blades have coasted to a stop.
Schedule:
• Monday – Friday 10 pm – 6:00 am
• Occasional OT
Pay: • $20
Requirements:
• Previous experience
• Good communication skills
• Ability to work in a fast-paced and noisy environment
• Reliable and punctual
Verstela Benefits:
• Medical
• Dental
• Vision
• Short Term Disability
• Term Life and AD and D
• Identity Theft Protection
• Prescription Plan
• 401k(K) Retirement Savings Plan
Location:
Carol Stream, IL
Interested in the Bailer Operator 3rd shift? Apply now
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