Packaging Operator

Packaging Operator


Company
Advance Services
Location
Houston, TX
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
4 days ago
Via
via Monster

Job Description
Packaging Operator

Assembly/Kitting - Entry Level 1ST Shift Advance Services Inc. is hiring entry-level kitting assemblers for the Northwest Houston "climate-controlled" plant. Kitters will primarily be responsible for grouping related items into a single package or kit. This often involves picking multiple items from inventory, combining them, and preparing them for shipment. Attention to detail is required as well as standing for up to 10 hours a day Shift is Monday to Friday, 6 am - 3 pm, with some overtime and weekend work as required, unless otherwise previously approved to be off work. Pay $12.00 per hour Job Requirements Reliable transportation Attention to details Full time availability Closed to shoes with backs Must be a team player Great attendance Why work for Advance Services, Inc. We are your employment specialists Never a fee Weekly pay Safety and attendance incentives Health benefits PTO Referral incentives

Skills:
Detail Oriented, Health Plan, Order Picking/Packing, Safety/Work Safety, Team Player

About the Company:
Advance Services

Company Size:
1 to 9 employees

Industry:
Manufacturing - Other

Founded:
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