At 6:00am in Minooka, you’ll sign in on a manual time sheet and join a tight-knit crew supporting steel production. Your morning starts with staging materials, placing protective cardboard corners on steel bundles, and banding them so they ship safely. As the day unfolds, you’ll guide and operate an overhead crane, help lift materials (up to 50 lbs, including pallets and rolls of paper), and keep the work area orderly and hazard-free. You’ll rarely touch a sit-down forklift (less than 10% of your day), and you’ll stay geared up with a provided hard hat, safety glasses, and high-visibility vest. This is not a typical warehouse job. It’s hands-on, repetitive, and physically demanding work that directly supports steel operations. If you’re safety-focused, detail-minded, and ready to move with purpose, this environment will feel like the right fit. Demonstrate reliability and attention to safety in general labor, and you may be trained on overhead crane operations. Your path starts with fundamentals, and can progress to advanced handling with the same small, collaborative team.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
101-250 employees