Assembly, Manufacturing ​/ Production

General Summary

Will Train. Starting Wage is $20.00 an hour.

A Manufacturing Production Labor Worker will perform various basic and skilled Manufacturing Production Labor tasks and processes to achieve a finished product. The tasks will vary depending on the position in the line.

• These positions are very active and require standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, and crouching
• Must be able to be to work on time and ready to work
• Must be able to demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness
• Must be able to work with minimal supervision
• Must use the assigned Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as:
  Safety Glasses, ear plugs, and cut-resistant safety gloves

• Leer Group offers top competitive rate of pay with increases at 30 and 90 days depending on attendance and ability.
• Year around employment – No Shut down in July!
• We have 10 paid holidays. – No Waiting Period
• After 1 year, Team Members are eligible for 1 week of paid vacation. TAG does not have shutdowns like other industries, we work year around, so you take your vacation when you want. After 2 years, you will be eligible for 2 weeks of paid vacation. After 7 years, this increases to 3 weeks. At 15 years, you will be eligible for 4 weeks!
• After 90 days Full Time Team members are eligible for 16 hours of unpaid sick time to use for medical reasons.
• Leer Group pays all their Full-Time team members to have Life Insurance, AD&D coverage, Long Term and Short-Term Disability. In addition to the Life and Disability benefits, Leer Group offers very competitive Health, Dental and Vision plans to all employees.
• Leer Group also has a great 401(k) plan that includes a 3% match of the 1st 5% you contribute. If 5% of your income is $30, Tag contributes another $18 to your plan! It’s a great way to save for the future. (.60 per $1.00 Contributed)
• Leer Group rewards its employees with t-shirts, sweatshirts, luncheons…. When we meet our goals.
• Stable – LONG TERM business in Indiana, Pennsylvania, Washington, Oregon, and California.
• Cross training, become a more rounded employee