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Night Shift Alpek Polyester Jobs (NOW HIRING)

A bunny suit is made from a lightweight, polyester material that you wear over your normal clothes ... Night Shift Pay: Base hourly pay $19.00 + 18% differential = $22.42 per hour (with built in OT ...

A bunny suit is made from a lightweight, polyester material that you wear over your normal clothes ... Night Shift Pay: Base hourly pay $19.00 + 18% differential = $22.42 per hour (with built in OT ...

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Packing/Warehouse Operator

Mitsubishi Chemical Group

Greer, SC • On-site

$25.40/hr

Other

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Job description

Greer, South Carolina

Full time

JR_0000370

Company:

Mitsubishi Films America (MFA) Greer, SC

Job Description:

Packing/Warehouse Operators

Come join our team at Mitsubishi Chemical America Inc. Polyester Film Division , a manufacturer recognized as a global and innovative leader in the industry as well as one of the largest suppliers of polyester (PET) film in the world.

How to Apply:

Mitsubishi Chemical Polyester Film has posted Entry Level Packing/Warehouse Operator positions for our Packing/Warehouse Department. Starting pay is $19.70 with open progression up to $25.40 depending on certification. $1.00/hr. differential paid for night shifts and $1.50/hr. differential paid for weekend shifts. Benefits are offered on day one and we offer an on-site medical center.

Job Responsibilities:

  • Wrap, package, and transport film safely in a manufacturing work environment following established processes and procedures.

  • Certify and learn job according to training documentation and certify to required level.

  • Take directions from team leader and supervisor.

  • Pull and locate products efficiently and accurately for upcoming transfers and/or customer shipments.

  • Load and unload trailers (if assigned as Warehouse operator)

  • Read and process shipping documents

Requirements

  • High School diploma or GED from a school accredited by the U.S. Department of Education or state/country of residence

  • Must be able to pass on-the-job training requirements which may include physical - lifting, pushing and pulling, computer-based safety training, and forklift training.

  • Must be dependable and able to work in team-based environment.

  • Good written and verbal communication skills

  • Computer skills

  • Must be able to pass post-offer onboarding requirements which include: hair and urine drug screen, background check, pre-employment physical exams

  • Able to work 12 hour shifts.

  • There are four shift models. You will be assigned a shift after completing the initial training: Monday-Thursday 7am-7pm, Monday-Thursday 7pm-7am, Friday-Sunday 7am-7pm, Friday-Sunday 7pm-7am.

  • Must be able to legally work in the United States without sponsorship

  • Must be 18 years of age or older

Thank you for your interest in working on our team!

At the MCC Group, our Purpose is to lead with innovative solutions to achieve KAITEKI, the well-being of people and the planet. Based on integrity and respect for others, we continuously engage in diverse co-creation and bold challenges, building trust with stakeholders while addressing social issues.

Shall we explore new possibilities with us by promoting value creation on a global scale and connecting a better future to the next generation?