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Western Container may not be a household name, but our bottles can be found in nearly every household west of the Mississippi. Western Container is a very fast-paced operation and we pride ourselves on our clean and safe environment.
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Western Container is a $400 million supplier of PET plastic bottles to the #1 soft drink brand in the world - Coca-Cola. We supply over 5.8 billion bottles and preforms annually to Coke bottlers throughout the western United States.
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Western Container sponsored short-term disability, long-term disability, and accidental death and dismemberment coverage. For more than 35 years the Western Container team has been ensuring that Cola-Cola Bottlers have the highest quality preforms and bottles available to them.
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Troubleshoots, repairs and makes adjustments to electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic systems on production machinery and support equipment
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The Blow Mold Production Technician monitors automated production equipment, maintains supply of production materials, inspects parts, operates forklift, and various other tasks, all with a major emphasis on quality and safety.
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