Job opening - Machine Operator in Fort Saskatchewan

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JShift & Pay Pay Rate: $25.00 / hour Schedule: Monday – Friday (8-hour or 12-hour shifts) Overtime: Available/required after 44 hours per week Key Responsibilities Manage the full lifecycle of finished goods, including preparation, packaging, and warehouse storage. Troubleshoot minor production line issues to keep operations...

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Job opening - Machine Operator in Fort Saskatchewan
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