Production Line Openings - Piece Rate Positions - Idaho

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jayco family of companiesKimberly (ID)

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Production Labor - First shift hours are typically 6:00 AM - 2:30 PM Monday - Friday with no weekend work.
Production Job Description: Production employees use a variety of hand tools to assemble recreational vehicles. RV production employees are compensated by a base rate, plus a piece rate bonus.
Production Requirements: Must be able to lift anywhere from 25 - 50#'s depending on the position, must be able to work in a repetitious and fast-paced environment, and must be willing to adhere to all factory safety guidelines and standards. Jayco prefers construction or previous RV experience, but it is not required. We will train the right individual who has a strong work ethic and can adhere to quality standards while working safely We strive to provide a safe, healthy, and productive environment for all of our employees. Mandatory pre-employment drug screenings are performed to help us achieve the goal of an alcohol and drug free workplace. Regular attendance is a job requirement for this position. Jayco offers a generous benefits package including:(2) Medical Insurance plan options, HSAs, and FSAs Dental Insurance Vision insurance Disability and Life Insurance 401k plan with an annual discretionary match Wellness Benefits Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
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