Blender-Dicer

Posted 2 days ago

graceland fruitFrankfort (MI)

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$15.50 per hour

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About the role

JOB TITLE: Dicer, Blender WAGE RANGE: $15.50 per hour (+$2.00/hour shift premium for night shift) (annual wage is $37,200)
DEPARTMENT: Packaging Plant - 1123 Main St., Frankfort, MI REPORTS TO: Production Supervisor Job Summary: Work in various areas in production such as the Dicing, Blending and general pack line rotation. Deliverables Perform a variety of jobs to ensure production continues throughout the assigned shift.
Job Requirements: High-level communications skills both verbal and written Ability to use Deacom & Label Printer Have the ability to: Read, write and perform simple math. Stand for long periods of time, bend, climb, reach and be able to lift or handle bins (approx. 50lbs). Operate (or willing to learn) a forklift. Work flexible workdays and hours, including holidays and weekends depending on demands of the company or process.
Job Duties
Essential Functions:
  • Read different codes, labels, and or gauges.
  • Keep work area floors clean and dry.
  • Product tool stations and cleaning tools stations need to be kept in order
  • Tools must be kept clean and stored on rack when not being used.
  • Other duties as assigned.
Physical Requirements: Must be able to use ladders, working on elevated platforms and working at different elevations. Must be able to see/differentiate all primary colors. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
Pay Range: $15.50 - $17.50 per hour

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