This role would be a great fit for anyone with a background in laundry, maintenance, hospital cleaning, janitorial, production, manufacturing, machine operator.
Schedule:
10 hour shift (Monday-Thursday, Days + Evenings)
x3-12 hour (Friday-Sunday)
Location
Teeswater, ON
Full job description
OG7GES Indigenous Group's nuclear client is seeking dedicated Laundry Line Workers for a temporary contract position at their facility in Teeswater, ON. Wage starts at $24.75 per hour.
Why Should I Apply?
Awesome Starting Wage - $24.75 per hour
Day shift
No Experience Necessary & Non-Complicated Work
Outstanding Location – Easy to Access Locally
Positions Available to Start ASAP
About The Role
The Laundry Line Worker will be trained to perform the cleaning process for a variety of soiled laundry items. This process utilizes a range of machines including, but not limited to, washers, dryers, conveyor systems and folding machines. Other tasks could include:
Sorting & Classifying Soiled Laundry in Appropriate Silos
Preparing the Shipping & Receiving of Customer Laundry
Logging Items by RFID Tag & Sorting for Processing




Using Proprietary Software to Save Records of Operations
Loading & Unloading Customer Laundry from Machines
Hanging Plastic Suits on Drying Racks
Moving Carts/Silos Around Facility
Manual Folding & Packing of Items
Inspecting Articles for Wear, Tear & Colour Issues - Repairing Accordingly
Performing Oversight of Process Lines & Aiding Where Needed
Other Tasks as Assigned
Requirements
High School Diploma/GED
Ability to Acquire Nuclear Grade Security Clearance
Able to lift 50lbs repetitively
Must be available to work all shifts
Demonstrated Experience Working in a Fast-Paced Manufacturing Environment
Ability to Work Under Pressure with the Ability to Multi-Task
Team Player with Ability to Work Independently
Basic Computer Literacy Skills (Microsoft Office & Other Proprietary Software)
Ability to Follow Basic Instructions & Established Procedures
Flexibility to Rotate Between Process Lines
Experience in Commercial Laundry Considered an Asset
Knowledge of Radiological Safety Considered an Asset

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📌 Nuclear Laundry Attendant (Ontario)
🏢 OG7GES Indigenous Group
📍 Ontario