Part-Time Weekend Potato Handler

Part-Time Weekend Potato Handler

Department: Production

Employment Type: Part Time

Location: Nottingham, PA


Description

Building a great career never tasted so good!

Herr Foods Inc.
is the largest privately owned salty snack food manufacturer and distributor in the country, we are based in Nottingham, PA and we think our 1600+ employees are pretty spectacular! We have been committed for the last 75+ years to making our Herr’s family business an enjoyable place to work!
We are currently seeking a qualified individual for the Potato Handler position, joining our Nottingham, PA team!
  • Hours:
  • Saturday-Sunday 4:30am-8:30am
  • Up to 29 hours per week. Additional hours as needed based off of business demands
Benefit (Details):
This position is part-time benefit eligible. Elective benefits include basic dental and vision coverage, critical illness insurance, accident insurance, hospital indemnity, a prepaid legal plan, and identity theft protection. The company also provides opportunities to contribute to a 401k and provides EAP services. Benefits start the first of the month following 30 days of service (unless otherwise noted in the plan description)

Any questions about this position or any others, please contact the Human Resources department at 610-932-6500 or recruitment@herrs.com

Herr Foods Inc. is a drug-free workplace and an equal opportunity employer M/F/Veterans/Disabilities


Key Responsibilities

  • Inspect incoming potatoes
  • Sort and handle incoming potatoes after peeling process.
  • Keep work area neat
  • Equipment cleaning after shutdown for PM shifts.
  • Safely operates a forklift to perform the essential duties and responsibilities of this job.
  • Assist unloading potato trucks, including climbing inside and outside of potato truck to undo load-dock doors, place and remove eighty pound potato sack bags from bottom of truck.
  • Maneuver heavy dumpsters on wheels by pushing ten plus yards for placement for forklift.
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