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Farmworker

Ray Domenico Farms, Inc.

Platteville, CO

$15.58 per hour

INACTIVE

Recruitment Information

Telephone Number to Apply:
+19707856331
Email address to Apply:
domenicofarms@msn.com

Job Description

Full Time:
Yes
Number of Workers Requested:
10
Job Duties:
Hand harvest, hoe, thin vegetables: zucchini, cucumbers, squash, onions, turnips, rutabagas, parsnips, sweet corn, lettuces, kale & cabbage. Lift, move & carry 65 lb veg. boxes and irrigation pipe. Shovel irrigation ditches. Stand, bend, stoop, walk and lift throughout workday. Worker required to keep pace w/majority of workers. Minimum 3 months harvesting experience. Employer pays for random post-employment drug testing. Workday is from 7 AM to 3 PM, Monday through Friday (7 paid hrs/day and 1 hour unpaid lunch hour), and 7 AM to noon on Saturday (5 hrs with one 15-minute break). The worker may be requested but is not required to work as much as 12 hours per day and on holidays depending on weather conditions, crop conditions, market demand or the availability of other workers or other unforeseen circumstances. Worker is not required to work more than 40 hours a week (or 7 hours per day) or on the Sabbath or Federal holidays to meet the guaranteed pay. Because the quality of marketable vegetables (i.e., unbruised, uninjured and hand inspected) is important for the farmer's business model, the employer is requiring workers to have at least 3 months of harvesting experience to ensure that workers have the necessary skills to properly harvest, handle, grade and pack vegetables grown. The quality of the vegetables has a significant influence of determining the level of consumer acceptance. Because consumers perceive that the quality of vegetables are dependent upon appearing crisp, fresh and unbruised and uninjured, special skills and experience are required for the proper harvesting, handling, grading and packing to ensure optimum produce quality at the marketplace. Not all vegetables can be harvested, handled or packed in the same manner. Improper harvesting and rough handling can cause bruising and injure vegetables, which reduces the value of the product at the marketplace and promotes premature decay.
Job Classification:
45-2092.00 - Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse

The job/industry classification and description includes general information on the position from ONET/OES and the North American Industry Classification System. Please review Job Duties and Job Order for more information.

Job Requirements

Experience Required:
Yes
Months of Experience Required:
3
Special Requirements:
Other duties assigned under this order will be consistent with Farm Worker, Diversified Crops, under the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment Statistics Standard Occupational Classification Code 45-2092. Full Growing Season Commitment: Job offered requires worker be available for work every day that work is available for the full period of employment. Applicants must be able to furnish verbal or written verification establishing relevant experience and qualifications. Worker agrees to be available for and perform the assigned work whenever work is available through full employment period. Work Conditions: Job requires workers to work at a sustained, vigorous pace of walking, bending, stooping, standing, and carrying up to 65 lbs outside and in varying weather conditions for long periods of time. Workers must perform in a manner reasonably consistent with the amount, speed, quality and efficiency of work being accomplished by a majority of other workers.
Number of Hours Per Week:
40
Work Schedule (Start/End time):
7:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.

Employer Information

Company Name:
Ray Domenico Farms, Inc.
Location:
Platteville, CO 80651
Telephone Number:
+19707856331

Worksite

Address:
9320 State Highway 66, Platteville, CO 80651

Job Order Details

ETA Case Number:
H-300-22066-956008
Multiple Worksites:
No
Date Posted:
3/30/2022

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