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Works around excessive noise from machines, chain saws, and wood chippers, with hearing protection. FREQUENT (up to 66%): standing, walking, manual dexterity, seeing distant, seeing, reading, range of motion, hearing-speech range, depth perception, climbing stairs, lifting up to 10 lbs.
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Standing for 8 to 10 hours per day is required; a typical day also includes repetitious walking, bending, stretching, climbing, pushing, pulling, and reaching. This position is located within a poultry processing facility and requires the successful candidate to work around heavy machinery and sharp objects (including knives) in a damp or wet environment.
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Working knowledge of basic tools needed for the job (e.g., hand tools, drills, saws). The Seasonal Merchandising Service Associate (MSA) completes merchandising resets and service-related projects accurately, on time, and in accordance with merchandising and safety standards.
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Pay is $16.15 per hour PLUS an additional $2.00 per hour shift differential. Applicants will be considered for any general labor type opening on 1st Shift. The successful candidate will be responsible for entry level non-skilled general labor while maintaining a safe work environment and adhering to Tyson policies and procedures.
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Able to work in hazardous conditions, such as in traffic congestion, on slopes, climbing high steel, working in confined areas, working above water, or a snooper crane at considerable heights. NCDOT is a Great Place to Work.
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