1st shift Fulfillment Associate; Box Cell

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1st shift Fulfillment Associate (Box Cell) – Holland, MI

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Job Category: d1-Manufacturing Production

Duration:
Temp to Hire

Positions Available: 2

Our newest client located on the north side of Holland is seeking Fulfilment Associates! This manufacturer provides quality product for organizing space in residential homes. Fulfillment Associates are a vital part of our dynamic and growing team! As a Fulfillment Associate I, you'll play a hands‑on role in our customer fulfillment department. This entry‑level position involves manual labor tasks such as:

• Packing boxes with product
• Banding pallets
• Moving product throughout the fulfillment area

A background in manufacturing or warehouse operations—especially in furniture or wood processing—is a plus.

• Follow standard operating procedures for fulfillment tasks
• Select appropriate materials for packaging
• Perform required quality checks to ensure accuracy
• Meet quoted completion times consistently
• Conduct basic troubleshooting on packaging equipment
• Feed raw materials or parts into semi-automated machines
• Inspect parts using precision and measuring tools
• Resolve issues that may arise during shifts
• Monitor output to identify machine‑related mistakes or flaws
• Maintain records of approved and defective units or final products

• Overtime mandatory once trained (temps should not work OT until fully trained)
• 10‑hour days, 1st shift late end at 4:30pm and 3rd shift early start at 8:30pm.

• Education
  :
  High school diploma or GED is preferred but not strictly required.
• Skills
  :
  Strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, ability to follow directions and paperwork accurately.
• Experience
  :
  Prior manufacturing background is required; familiarity with semi‑automated equipment is considered a plus.

• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds repeatedly.
• Standing/walking for most of the shift (up to 12 hours).
• Exposure to sawdust and medium‑to‑high ambient noise.
• Requires bending, twisting, crouching, and handling boards of varying sizes.