Shire Jobs

Monitor the efficiency of the production line to ensure timely load and shipment Assemble and prepare goods for shipment Complete quality assurance testing on goods and products Maintain proper storage for material and product inventory in warehouses Organize inventory in an easy-to-access process Utilize machinery such as forklifts to load orders Maintain the quality and upkeep of warehouse equipment including machinery Move materials or completed products and packages to established locations responsible for helping assemble and prepare products for shipment. Their duties include placing raw materials or products into manufacturing machines to aid the assembly process, packaging finished products and organizing them for shipments and completing checks on equipment and products to ensure quality production. A minimum of a high school diploma is often required to work as an entry-level Production Worker. Many Production Workers will begin in an entry-level position and work toward a higher position. Much of the training for a Production Worker will be on-the-job, where Production Workers can learn the individual requirements and work expectations of their employer. Many Production Workers will work on a team, often under the direct supervision of a Lead Production Worker, while they learn the processes of the warehouse. Production Workers typically work for factories or manufacturing plants to help assemble products and monitor manufacturing equipment for product defects. They work closely with other Production Workers to check product quality and complete assembly tasks by set deadlines. Their job is to adhere to production quotas and complete cleaning activities at the end of each shift. They may also be responsible for using warehouse equipment like forklifts to organize and retrieve products ahead of shipments. Experience requirements for Production Workers will vary from employer to employer. Some hiring managers may prefer to hire an entry-level Production Worker and then train them on the individual needs of the company whereas others prefer candidates with previous experience. Additionally, some hiring managers may require specific Production Worker skills, like the operation or upkeep or warehouse equipment. Industry-specific skills can dictate a higher expected salary as a Production Worker. Production Workers who have leadership or management experience tend to be more in demand and can often expect a higher salary. Efficiency Physical ability to complete job duties, which may include standing for long periods, working in a space that lacks climate control or lifting objects with an established maximum weight Ability to follow directions accurately Attention to detail and organization skills Strong verbal and written communication skills Project management skills Time management skill Good technical and mechanical skills Preference will be given to people that live in Sanpete, Juab, Sevier, Emery, Carbon, Iron, and Beaver Counties Since most of the office space and operations will be in southern part of the state. Pay range is $15 - 30/hr Benefits are available after 90 days On Site Role Will be in Ephraim or Nephi