About the role

Production Worker / Material Handler Job Description Job Summary: A Production Worker / Material Handler supports daily operations by assisting with moving materials, organizing work areas, and helping team members complete tasks. This role focuses on manual labor, teamwork, and maintaining a safe, efficient workspace.
Key Responsibilities: Assist with moving and handling materials such as wood and other supplies Load, unload, and transport materials within the work area Support team members with general labor tasks as needed Stack, organize, and store materials properly Keep work areas clean and free of hazards Follow all workplace safety guidelines and procedures Assist with basic tasks to support production and project completion Report any safety concerns or issues to supervisors Required Skills and Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent (preferred) Ability to perform physical labor and lift heavy materials Strong attention to safety Ability to follow instructions and work as part of a team Dependable and punctual Previous labor or warehouse experience is a plus Working Conditions: Physically active role with frequent lifting and carrying Standing, walking, bending, and lifting throughout the shift Physical Requirements: Ability to lift 25–50 lbs or more regularly Ability to bend, reach, and carry materials Good stamina and physical endurance Dress Code Requirements: Employees must follow a casual but safe dress code appropriate for a labor environment: Pants/Bottoms: Jeans or durable work pants Shorts: Allowed if appropriate length Clothing Condition: No ripped or torn clothing Shirts: Plain T-shirts or simple tops (no offensive graphics or language) Footwear: Closed-toe shoes required at all times (work boots recommended)

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