Prepare and fold linens (manually or using industrial folding machines), inspect and package products to company standards, operate laundry equipment, perform inventory counts, housekeeping, and follow health and safety and quality procedures.
The Production Associate is responsible for preparing bundles for delivery as required by the customer. Product folding may be done manually by hand or through use of an industrial linen folding machine. The position involves repetitive motions over the entire shift, including sitting, standing, walking and repeated bending, stretching, twisting and lifting. Additional responsibilities include inventory counting, laundry machine operating, housekeeping and adherence to health and safety standards.
Accuracy and productivity of work is necessary for inventory control and accountability.
- Folding and preparing items within the average/required time of department position.
- Adhere to quality standards.
- Inspect linens to ensure they meet company standards.
- Assure product is packaged according to company standards.
- Assure special wash and/or special requests are properly processed
- Organized with strong communication skills
- Able to manage time
- Basic reading, writing, and math skills required.
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