Production Worker

Spherion Williamsport is working to fill a 1st Shift, Production Worker position in Williamsport, PA. The pay rate is $14.00 HOURLY. This position is entry-level. No experience is necessary. This is a Temp to Hire opportunity. Production Worker Williamsport, PA 17701 US✓ Immediate Start ✓ Multiple Openings

Job Type: FULL TIME Hours / Week: 40 Work Hours: 1st Shift Pay Rate: $14.00 USD HOURLY Occasional Overtime ✓ Health Insurance ✓ Dental Insurance ✓ Vision Insurance ✓ Life Insurance

Job Description:

Join our team in Williamsport, PA, as a Book Processor earning $14.00/hour in a fast-paced, detail-oriented warehouse environment. In this role, you will be responsible for inspecting, sorting, scanning, and preparing books and media for cataloging and distribution. If you are dependable, work well with your hands, and enjoy working around books, we encourage you to apply today!

Responsibilities:

• Move pallets and materials using hand trucks or pallet jacks before and after processing.
• Pick books from shelves to fill customer orders and place them into bins or carts.
• Stock books back onto shelves neatly and fix any shelving mistakes.
• Glue pockets and library kits into books following clear code instructions.
• Measure books using a ruler to cut and fit plastic covers.
• Wrap dust jackets into plastic sleeves and tape spine labels for protection.
• Attach and scan RFID security tags or anti-theft stickers onto books.

Education: High School

• High School Diploma or GED

Physical:

• Moderate Lifting (up to 50 lbs)
• Standing / Walking
• Repetitive Motion
• Bending / Stooping / Kneeling
• Pushing / Pulling
• Manual Dexterity

Related Experience: Processor, Production, Fulltime, No weekends!

Industry: Manufacturing Classification: 51-9199.00 Post ID: WPT-210954_1-86748195 Post Date: 2026-10-30 Post Expires: 2026-11-29

key responsibilities

Move pallets and materials using hand trucks or pallet jacks before and after processing., Pick books from shelves to fill customer orders and place them into bins or carts., Stock books back onto shelves neatly and fix any shelving mistakes., Glue pockets and library kits into books following clear code instructions., Measure books using a ruler to cut and fit plastic covers., Wrap dust jackets into plastic sleeves and tape spine labels for protection., Attach and scan RFID security tags or anti-theft stickers onto books.

education High School