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No previous experience of Motorhomes or Caravans is required as full training will be given, although coming from a production, manufacturing or engineering background would be advantageous. Have previous Mobile Automotive Technician experience.
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We are currently seeking a Production Worker to carry out various tasks for our Production Area at our North Country Dairy Plant. The Production Worker- General Help is responsible for ensuring optimum quality products through the operation of various product families following regulatory standards, ensuring the product is clean and sterile.
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Maintains cost control budget and inventory systems based on CACFP procedures including records of food production service and meal counts and submits in a timely manner. Knowledge of the regulations of the Head Start Performance Standards, the CACFP regulations, U.S. Department of Health and the NYS Department of Social Services as they pertain to food service.
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Has over 8000+ associates in the United States in various verticals and industries with over 5000+ working in manufacturing, industrial, production, factory, distribution and/or warehouse roles ranging from the assembly, forklift, machine operator, warehouse, maintenance, packaging, order pick/pack and general labor.
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