Factory workers in light work positions are responsible for various tasks within a manufacturing facility Such as Cleaning and maintaining work areas, Packaging finished products, Assembling products and parts, Checking product quality, Driving a forklift, Operating machinery, Assemble and prepare goods for shipment, Assemble goods on production lines. While the specific duties may vary depending on the type of factory and its production processes, the primary responsibilities for factory workers in light work roles typically include:

Assembling and Inspecting Products: Assemble and inspect products or components, which may include attaching, fitting, or fastening parts together. Ensure that products meet quality standards and specifications.
Machine Operation: Operate machinery and equipment, such as conveyors, assembly lines, and small machines, to assist in the production process. This may include loading materials, monitoring machine operation, and making minor adjustments as needed.
Packaging and Labeling: Package finished products and apply labels, barcodes, or tags. Ensure that packaging is done accurately and efficiently to prepare products for distribution.

No formal education requirements, but a high school diploma or equivalent may be preferred.

Basic understanding of manufacturing processes and equipment.
Ability to follow instructions and work as part of a team.
Attention to detail and the ability to perform repetitive tasks with precision.
Good communication skills to report issues or collaborate with colleagues.
Physical fitness and stamina to stand for extended periods and engage in light manual labor.

High school diploma or equivalent

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