
General Production Grade
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Del Monte Foods is hiring seasonal general production workers in Plover, Wisconsin, to support its annual vegetable pack season. Employees may be assigned to production, canning, warehouse, sorting, sanitation, cleanup, or packaging support based on operational needs, training, and qualifications. Seasonal work typically begins in June and may continue through October, with possible extension into late November or early December.
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JOB REQUIREMENTS: Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. is a global leader in the production, distribution, and marketing of fresh, value-added, and shelf-stable fruits and vegetables under our Fresh and Foods divisions. Our diverse product portfolio proudly bears the Del Monte brand and also includes prepared fruits and vegetables, juices, beverages, snacks, and desserts - available in over 80 countries worldwide. With operations spanning more than 35 countries, we've proudly been nourishing families for over 135 years. Purpose of Position: Del Monte Foods is the Foods Division of Fresh Del Monte, a global grower, producer and marketer of fresh, value-added, and shelf-stable produce. Del Monte Foods has a powerful portfolio of brands, including the iconic Del Monte, Contadina and S&W. We are currently seeking Seasonal General Production Workers. Del Monte Foods in Plover, Wisconsin is hiring Seasonal General Production Workers to support our annual vegetable pack season. Seasonal employment typically begins in June and may continue through October with opportunities for extended work through late November/early December based on operational needs and employee performance. Seasonal employees may work in a variety of production, canning, warehouse, sorting, sanitation, cleanup, or packaging support roles throughout the facility. Assignments are determined based on operational needs, training, and employee qualifications. Schedules may include day or night shift assignments, overtime, weekends, and shifts up to 12 hours per day during peak production periods. Del Monte Foods en Plover, Wisconsin esta contratando Trabajadores Generales de Produccion Temporales para apoyar nuestra temporada anual de empaque. Los empleados temporales pueden trabajar en produccion, seleccion, limpieza, empaque, apoyo de almacen, saneamiento u otras areas operativas segun las necesidades del negocio. Durante la temporada alta, puede ser necesario trabajar horarios flexibles, tiempo extra y fines de semana. Accountabilities: Key Responsibilities for General Production Grade 1 Roles Employees may perform duties in one or more operational areas, including: Inspect, sort, and remove defective or foreign material from raw or finished product Support canning and packaging operations by monitoring line flow and product quality Supply materials such as lids, jars, or packaging components to production lines Maintain clean work areas, platforms, equipment, and walkways Assist with sanitation and cleanup throughout production and warehouse areas Operate assigned production equipment or assist equipment operators Monitor... For full info follow application link. Del Monte Foods, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, age, marital status, medical condition, disability, protected veteran status, or any other legally protected status. ***** APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Apply Online: ipc.us/t/6F2B61BDA0974ACE
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