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UCP Staffing North Dakota Welcome to a world of tailored staffing solutions designed to elevate your business across diverse sectors.

At UCP Staffing, we specialize in partnering with industries that demand precision, efficiency, and excellence.

UCP Staffing is looking for Roofers for a client at their Minot and Bismarck locations. Pay is $21-$23 depending on expe...
09/24/2026

UCP Staffing is looking for Roofers for a client at their Minot and Bismarck locations. Pay is $21-$23 depending on experience. Must be able to pass Pre-employment screening.

Apply at www.UCPstaffing.com or call 701-838-0830

09/15/2026

📣 MINOT MONDAY HIRING EVENT!
Looking for your next job opportunity? UCP Staffing is coming to the Minot Workforce Center for an upcoming hiring event!
📅 Monday, September 21
⏰ 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Minot Workforce Center
3416 North Broadway, Minot
Stop by to meet directly with UCP Staffing, learn about available employment opportunities, and see if they have a position that’s right for you!
✅ Bring an updated résumé
✅ Come prepared to discuss your skills and experience
✅ Dress ready to make a great first impression
No appointment needed — just stop in!

🚨 Now Hiring: Shipping & Receiving Clerk💲 Starting at $18/hour | 🌎 Join a Global Manufacturer | 📈 Growth Opportunities!A...
08/06/2026

🚨 Now Hiring: Shipping & Receiving Clerk
💲 Starting at $18/hour | 🌎 Join a Global Manufacturer | 📈 Growth Opportunities!
Apply today at ucpstaffing.com or call 701-838-0830.

07/20/2026
Food Production Press and Milling Operators Apply at:  www.ucpstaffing.com This job description outlines the duties, qua...
05/04/2026

Food Production Press and Milling Operators

Apply at: www.ucpstaffing.com

This job description outlines the duties, qualifications, and requirements for a Press and Milling Operators specializing in the operation of machinery used for processing food materials (e.g., pressing fruits for juices/oils, milling grains for flour, or operating size reduction equipment).
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Summary
The Food Production Press and Milling Operator is responsible for the safe and precise setup, operation, and sanitation of industrial presses, mills, grinders, and other size reduction or extraction machinery. This role ensures the material is processed according to strict food safety standards and recipe specifications to produce high-quality ingredients or finished food products.
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Key Responsibilities

• Machine Operation and Setup:
o Set up and operate hydraulic presses, screw presses, crushers, roller mills, hammer mills, or stone mills used in processing food materials (e.g., seeds, grains, fruits, vegetables).
o Read and interpret processing formulas and work orders to determine run specifications, ingredient flow rates, and required tooling/screens.
o Load and feed raw food materials into the machines, ensuring proper staging and transfer.
o Monitor machine parameters (temperature, pressure, feed rate, speed) and make necessary adjustments to optimize yield and product quality.
• Quality and Safety Compliance (HACCP/GMP):
o Perform routine quality checks on finished product using specified instruments (e.g., moisture meters, density scales, sieves) to verify particle size, extraction rate, and consistency.
o Strictly adhere to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and company policies related to food safety, hygiene, and allergen control.
o Document all production activities, quality control results, and material usage accurately on batch records or digital systems.
• Sanitation and Maintenance:
o Perform complete and thorough sanitization (CIP/COP) of all processing equipment, lines, and adjacent areas according to the Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOPs).
o Disassemble and reassemble press and milling components safely for deep cleaning and inspection.
o Conduct basic preventive maintenance and troubleshooting, reporting mechanical issues promptly to the maintenance team.
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Qualifications and Skills
• Experience:
o Proven experience as a Machine Operator, Process Operator, or similar role, preferably within a food, beverage, or pharmaceutical manufacturing environment.
o Familiarity with food safety programs such as HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) and GMPs is highly desirable.
• Technical Skills:
o Mechanical aptitude and proficiency in operating heavy machinery.
o Ability to accurately read and follow detailed written instructions, including production schedules and cleaning procedures.
o Basic math skills for calculating measurements, ratios, and percentages.
• Soft Skills:
o Strong commitment to personal hygiene and workplace sanitation.
o Attention to detail regarding quality and food safety standards.
o Ability to work in various environmental conditions (e.g., noisy, dusty, wet, or temperature-controlled areas).
• Requirement:
o Must Pass Instant and Hair Follicle Drug Tests. Must Pass Background Ck.
o Apply at: www.ucpstaffing.com

Job Description: Concrete ForemanApply at: www.ucpstaffing.comA Concrete Foreman is a hands-on leader responsible for ov...
04/28/2026

Job Description: Concrete Foreman
Apply at: www.ucpstaffing.com
A Concrete Foreman is a hands-on leader responsible for overseeing the ex*****on of concrete projects from pour to finish. This role balances technical expertise with crew management to ensure projects are completed safely, on schedule, and according to structural specifications.
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Concrete Foreman Core Responsibilities
The Foreman serves as the bridge between project management and the field crew. Key duties include:
• Crew Leadership: Directing and supervising a team of finishers, laborers, and carpenters. This includes scheduling, training, and performance evaluation.
• Site Preparation: Reading blueprints and site maps to oversee the layout, formwork installation, and reinforcement (rebar/mesh) placement.
• Pour Management: Coordinating the delivery of concrete, managing pump trucks, and ensuring the mix meets project requirements (slump, air content, etc.).
• Quality Control: Supervising the leveling, smoothing, and finishing of surfaces to ensure they meet grade and aesthetic standards.
• Safety Compliance: Enforcing OSHA regulations and company safety protocols to maintain a zero-incident job site.
• Documentation: Tracking daily logs, material usage, equipment maintenance, and labor hours.
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Concrete Foreman Required Skills & Qualifications
To be successful, a Concrete Foreman needs a blend of "grit" and technical precision.
Skill Category Requirements
Experience Typically 5+ years in concrete construction with 2+ years in a supervisory role. Bilingual needed to work with crew.
Technical Proficiency in reading blueprints, elevations, and laser levels. Deep knowledge of concrete curing and chemical additives.
Physical Ability to lift 50+ lbs, work in extreme weather, and stand for long durations.
Certifications OSHA 10 or 30-hour certification; ACI (American Concrete Institute) certification is often preferred.
Soft Skills Strong communication, conflict resolution, and "on-the-fly" problem-solving.
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Concrete Foreman Work Environment
• The Setting: Primarily outdoor construction sites (commercial, industrial, or residential).
• The Pace: High-pressure during "pour days" where timing is critical due to concrete set times.
• The Schedule: Often involves early morning starts to beat the heat or coordinate with batch plants.
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Concrete Foreman Typical Success Metrics
"A great Foreman isn't just measured by the strength of the slab, but by the efficiency of the crew and the lack of 're-work' on the punch list."
• Safety: Zero reportable injuries.
• Efficiency: Completing pours within the estimated man-hours.
• Accuracy: Meeting flatness/levelness ($F_F/F_L$) tolerances specified in the contract.
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• Apply at: www.ucpstaffing.com

Job Description: Switch Car / Yard Dog OperatorApply at: www.ucpstaffing.comA Car Switch Operator (also known as a Switc...
04/28/2026

Job Description: Switch Car / Yard Dog Operator
Apply at: www.ucpstaffing.com
A Car Switch Operator (also known as a Switchman or Yard Operator) is the conductor of the "ground game" in a rail yard. You are responsible for the safe and efficient movement of railcars, ensuring they are sorted, coupled, and delivered to the correct tracks for outbound trains or customer loading docks.
A Yard Dog Operator (also known as a Yard Jockey, Hostler, or Spotter) is the unsung hero of the logistics world. While long-haul truckers handle the highways, the Yard Dog is the master of the "short game," moving trailers within a distribution center or warehouse lot with surgical precision. The primary goal is to keep the loading docks fed and the yard organized so that shipping and receiving never skip a beat.
It’s a physical, high-stakes role that requires a "safety-first" mindset and the ability to work in all weather conditions.
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Switch Car / Yard Dog Operator Key Responsibilities
• Switching Operations: Manipulate ground switches to divert railcars to different tracks based on switching orders.
• Coupling & Uncoupling: Physically connect and disconnect air hoses and coupling mechanisms between railcars.
• Communication: Coordinate with Locomotive Engineers and Yardmasters via hand signals or two-way radio to guide train movements. Coordinating closely with warehouse supervisors and gatehouse security via two-way radio.
• Inspection: Perform visual safety inspections of railcars, looking for defective couplings, dragging equipment, or brake issues.
• Brake Operation: Apply and release handbrakes on railcars to secure them in place (proper "tie-down" procedures).
• Navigation: Ride the side of moving railcars (clinging to ladders) to "protect the point" during shoving movements.
• Trailer Maneuvering: Moving semi-trailers between staging areas and loading docks using a specialized "spotter truck."
• Coupling and Uncoupling: Frequently connecting and disconnecting air lines and electrical cables.
• Inventory Management: Using yard management software or manual logs to track trailer locations and statuses (loaded vs. empty).
• Safety Inspections: Performing daily pre-trip inspections on the yard tractor and checking trailer seals/locking mechanisms.
• Technical Skill: Mastery of backing trailers into tight spaces and "blind side" backing
• Environment: Mostly outdoors; exposure to extreme weather and loud noises
• Safety Gear: Mandatory use of steel-toed boots, high-visibility vests, and hearing protection
• The Shuffle: You receive a radio call that Dock 12 is finished. You pull the loaded trailer out and drop it in the "ready" line.
• The Swap: You immediately grab an empty trailer from the yard and back it into Dock 12 so the warehouse crew can keep loading.
• The Hook-up: You assist incoming OTR drivers by directing them to the correct drop zone.
• Apply at: www.ucpstaffing.com

Address

1408 20th Avenue SW Suite# 1
Minot, ND
58701

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17018380830

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