Metal Sorter
for sections like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real content. The posting includes:
- Intro paragraph about CMC, people, etc. Could be "About the role" or maybe "About the company". The instruction says use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We need to map content.
We have:
- "Why This Job" paragraph: describes opportunity to learn steel, etc. Could be "About the role" or maybe "Why This Job". We'll treat as About the role.
- "What You'll Do": list of duties. That's Responsibilities.
- "What You'll Need": list of requirements. That's Requirements (or Qualifications). Could split into Requirements and Qualifications but we have only one list. We'll put as Requirements.
- Education: "Your Education" line: High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience preferred. That's Qualifications maybe. Could be part of Requirements. But we can create a Qualifications section for education.
- Benefits: list of benefits: Day 1 Benefits Coverage..., Day 1 Paid-time Off..., 4.5% Company Match..., $500 Annual..., Competitive Compensation and Bonuses, Company-paid Life and Disability Insurance, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, Training and Advancement Opportunities. That's Benefits.
- Pay: Not explicitly stated; only "Competitive Compensation and Bonuses" is mentioned under benefits. No specific pay figure. So we should NOT create Pay section because no specific pay.
- Schedule: Not mentioned. So no Schedule.
- Skills: Not explicitly listed; maybe "Ability to lift..." etc are more requirements. Could treat as Skills but we already have Requirements. We'll not create Skills unless we have explicit skill list. We'll skip.
Thus sections: About the role (h3), Responsibilities (h3), Requirements (h3), Qualifications (h3) maybe for education, Benefits (h3). Ensure we don't create empty sections.
We need to use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. For prose use
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We must preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. Remove boilerplate: EEO statement, copyright, etc. Also remove duplicated lines, navigation, cookie, legal, scam-warning, application instructions. The posting includes "Apply today and start moving your career — and our world — forward. Let's build a better world!" That's application instruction; should be removed. Also "We are CMC, a Fortune 500® company..." is substantive about company; could be part of About the role. Keep.
We need to keep the bullet list of benefits exactly as given.
Let's extract content:
Intro: "it’s what’s inside that counts _______________________________ There’s more to CMC than our products and the buildings, structures, and roads they go into. At CMC, it’s the people inside our recycling centers, fabrication plants, manufacturing facilities, steel mills and offices that make us who we are as a company. Our success comes from finding, retaining, and supporting the highest quality talent by offering:" then list of benefits.
But the benefits list appears after that sentence. Actually the benefits list is after "offering:" then bullet list (though not formatted as bullets in text). We'll treat as list.
Then "Why This Job CMC provides an excellent opportunity to learn the steel, construction reinforcement and ground stabilization industries and to grow in your career. Whether you will spend your day brainstorming in an office cubicle, operating a crane, running manufacturing equipment or troubleshooting technical obstacles, at CMC, you’ll get the training and support from your team that you need to excel in your role and reach your full potential."
Then "What You'll Do" list.
Then "What You'll Need" list.
Then "Your Education High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience preferred"
Then "We are CMC, a Fortune 500® company at the leading edge of our industry..." etc. That's company description.
Then "If you’re ready to join a team working to make our industry more sustainable, support the bridges, roadways, buildings and infrastructure that connects our communities, and do meaningful work, you’re ready to join CMC. Apply today and start moving your career — and our world — forward. Let's build a better world!" Remove application instruction.
We need to keep the company description maybe as part of About the role.
Thus About the role section could combine the intro paragraph about people, the "Why This Job" paragraph, and the company description (Fortune 500 etc). We'll keep as prose.
Now Benefits: list exactly:
- Day 1 Benefits Coverage with low cost Medical, Vision, Dental
- Day 1 Paid-time Off and Vacation
- 4.5% Company Match 401(k) plan
- $500 Annual Company-paid Lifestyle Benefit
- Competitive Compensation and Bonuses
- Company-paid Life and Disability Insurance
- Employee Stock Purchase Plan
- Training and Advancement Opportunities
Note: The original text: "Day 1 Benefits Coverage with low cost Medical, Vision, DentalDay 1 Paid-time Off and Vacation4.5% Company Match 401(k) plan$500 Annual Company-paid Lifestyle BenefitCompetitive Compensation and BonusesCompany-paid Life and Disability InsuranceEmployee Stock Purchase PlanTraining and Advancement Opportunities". There's missing spaces; we need to preserve but we can add spaces for readability? The instruction: preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. The missing spaces are likely formatting errors; we should keep the exact text? It says "Day 1 Benefits Coverage with low cost Medical, Vision, DentalDay 1 Paid-time Off and Vacation4.5% Company Match 401(k) plan$500 Annual Company-paid Lifestyle BenefitCompetitive Compensation and BonusesCompany-paid Life and Disability InsuranceEmployee Stock Purchase PlanTraining and Advancement Opportunities". That's a single string without spaces between items. But likely they intended each as separate bullet. We need to decide. The instruction: preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. If we add spaces, we are altering the text. However the original missing spaces are likely due to formatting; but we cannot assume. Safer to keep as given? But then it's not readable. However the instruction says preserve substantive information; adding spaces does not change substantive info, just formatting. Might be okay. Usually they'd expect proper bullet list with spaces. I'll insert line breaks and spaces to make readable but keep the same words. I think it's acceptable.
Now Responsibilities list:
- Maintains work area and equipment in a clean orderly condition and follows safety regulations
- Operates production equipment in accordance with established procedures and guidelines
- Participates in the CMC Safety Programs and proactively upholds the CMC Safety Culture
- Any other tasks as assigned by supervisor
Requirements list:
- Ability to lift up to 50 lbs
- Ability to work in all weather conditions
- Experience with metal sorting a plus but not required; to include the ability to distinguish between different metals and/or other materials for grading purposes and recognizing safety hazards
- Must be able to frequently lift 25 lbs or more to include carrying or pushing objects up to 100ft
- Must be able to perform the physical task of the job assigned; to include climbing, bending, stooping, kneeling, and crouching
- Must be able to stand for significant lengths of time in an industrial environment with exposure to all elements of weather
Education: "High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience preferred"
We'll put that in Qualifications section as a
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Now we need to output only HTML fragment, no /, no markdown.
Thus:
About the role
...combined prose...
Responsibilities
- ...
...
Requirements
...
Qualifications
High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience preferred
Benefits
...
Make sure not to include empty sections.
Now craft About the role prose:
We need to combine:
- Intro: "it’s what’s inside that counts _______________________________ There’s more to CMC than our products and the buildings, structures, and roads they go into. At CMC, it’s the people inside our recycling centers, fabrication plants, manufacturing facilities, steel mills and offices that make us who we are as a company. Our success comes from finding, retaining, and supporting the highest quality talent by offering:" (but the offering leads to benefits list; we already have benefits separate. So we can stop before offering? Actually the sentence ends with "offering:" then benefits list. We'll keep the intro up to "offering:" maybe but we already have benefits separate. We could include the sentence before colon: "Our success comes from finding, retaining, and supporting the highest quality talent by offering:" then benefits list separate. That's okay.
- Why This Job paragraph.
- Company description: "We are CMC, a Fortune 500® company at the leading edge of our industry. Our construction reinforcement and steel products have supported construction projects and structures around the world. The secret to our success? We’ve built our legacy by assembling a team of innovators and doers to tackle some of the most challenging construction reinforcement problems facing our world for more than 100 years — and we’re just getting started."
- Also maybe the sentence about "If you’re ready to join a team working to make our industry more sustainable..." but that's basically application encouragement; we should remove as it's application instruction. So exclude.
Thus About the role prose: combine the intro (up to offering?), Why This Job, and company description.
Let's write:
it’s what’s inside that counts _______________________________ There’s more to CMC than our products and the buildings, structures, and roads they go into. At CMC, it’s the people inside our recycling centers, fabrication plants, manufacturing facilities, steel mills and offices that make us who we are as a company. Our success comes from finding, retaining, and supporting the highest quality talent by offering:
But then we have benefits list separate; having "by offering:" then list is okay.
Then add Why This Job paragraph:
CMC provides an excellent opportunity to learn the steel, construction reinforcement and ground stabilization industries and to grow in your career. Whether you will spend your day brainstorming in an office cubicle, operating a crane, running manufacturing equipment or troubleshooting technical obstacles, at CMC, you’ll get the training and support from your team that you need to excel in your role and reach your full potential.
Then company description:
We are CMC, a Fortune 500® company at the leading edge of our industry. Our construction reinforcement and steel products have supported construction projects and structures around the world. The secret to our success? We’ve built our legacy by assembling a team of innovators and doers to tackle some of the most challenging construction reinforcement problems facing our world for more than 100 years — and we’re just getting started.
That seems fine.
Now Benefits list: we need to split items. Let's produce each as - with proper spacing.
Items:
- Day 1 Benefits Coverage with low cost Medical, Vision, Dental
- Day 1 Paid-time Off and Vacation
- 4.5% Company Match 401(k) plan
- $500 Annual Company-paid Lifestyle Benefit
- Competitive Compensation and Bonuses
- Company-paid Life and Disability Insurance
- Employee Stock Purchase Plan
- Training and Advancement Opportunities
Now Responsibilities list as above.
Requirements list as
. We must preserve all substantive information, not invent or summarize away detail. Remove boilerplate: EEO statement, copyright, etc. Also remove duplicated lines, navigation, cookie, legal, scam-warning, application instructions. The posting includes "Apply today and start moving your career — and our world — forward. Let's build a better world!" That's application instruction; should be removed. Also "We are CMC, a Fortune 500® company..." is substantive about company; could be part of About the role. Keep. We need to keep the bullet list of benefits exactly as given. Let's extract content: Intro: "it’s what’s inside that counts _______________________________ There’s more to CMC than our products and the buildings, structures, and roads they go into. At CMC, it’s the people inside our recycling centers, fabrication plants, manufacturing facilities, steel mills and offices that make us who we are as a company. Our success comes from finding, retaining, and supporting the highest quality talent by offering:" then list of benefits. But the benefits list appears after that sentence. Actually the benefits list is after "offering:" then bullet list (though not formatted as bullets in text). We'll treat as list. Then "Why This Job CMC provides an excellent opportunity to learn the steel, construction reinforcement and ground stabilization industries and to grow in your career. Whether you will spend your day brainstorming in an office cubicle, operating a crane, running manufacturing equipment or troubleshooting technical obstacles, at CMC, you’ll get the training and support from your team that you need to excel in your role and reach your full potential." Then "What You'll Do" list. Then "What You'll Need" list. Then "Your Education High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience preferred" Then "We are CMC, a Fortune 500® company at the leading edge of our industry..." etc. That's company description. Then "If you’re ready to join a team working to make our industry more sustainable, support the bridges, roadways, buildings and infrastructure that connects our communities, and do meaningful work, you’re ready to join CMC. Apply today and start moving your career — and our world — forward. Let's build a better world!" Remove application instruction. We need to keep the company description maybe as part of About the role. Thus About the role section could combine the intro paragraph about people, the "Why This Job" paragraph, and the company description (Fortune 500 etc). We'll keep as prose. Now Benefits: list exactly: - Day 1 Benefits Coverage with low cost Medical, Vision, Dental - Day 1 Paid-time Off and Vacation - 4.5% Company Match 401(k) plan - $500 Annual Company-paid Lifestyle Benefit - Competitive Compensation and Bonuses - Company-paid Life and Disability Insurance - Employee Stock Purchase Plan - Training and Advancement Opportunities Note: The original text: "Day 1 Benefits Coverage with low cost Medical, Vision, DentalDay 1 Paid-time Off and Vacation4.5% Company Match 401(k) plan$500 Annual Company-paid Lifestyle BenefitCompetitive Compensation and BonusesCompany-paid Life and Disability InsuranceEmployee Stock Purchase PlanTraining and Advancement Opportunities". There's missing spaces; we need to preserve but we can add spaces for readability? The instruction: preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. The missing spaces are likely formatting errors; we should keep the exact text? It says "Day 1 Benefits Coverage with low cost Medical, Vision, DentalDay 1 Paid-time Off and Vacation4.5% Company Match 401(k) plan$500 Annual Company-paid Lifestyle BenefitCompetitive Compensation and BonusesCompany-paid Life and Disability InsuranceEmployee Stock Purchase PlanTraining and Advancement Opportunities". That's a single string without spaces between items. But likely they intended each as separate bullet. We need to decide. The instruction: preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. If we add spaces, we are altering the text. However the original missing spaces are likely due to formatting; but we cannot assume. Safer to keep as given? But then it's not readable. However the instruction says preserve substantive information; adding spaces does not change substantive info, just formatting. Might be okay. Usually they'd expect proper bullet list with spaces. I'll insert line breaks and spaces to make readable but keep the same words. I think it's acceptable. Now Responsibilities list: - Maintains work area and equipment in a clean orderly condition and follows safety regulations - Operates production equipment in accordance with established procedures and guidelines - Participates in the CMC Safety Programs and proactively upholds the CMC Safety Culture - Any other tasks as assigned by supervisor Requirements list: - Ability to lift up to 50 lbs - Ability to work in all weather conditions - Experience with metal sorting a plus but not required; to include the ability to distinguish between different metals and/or other materials for grading purposes and recognizing safety hazards - Must be able to frequently lift 25 lbs or more to include carrying or pushing objects up to 100ft - Must be able to perform the physical task of the job assigned; to include climbing, bending, stooping, kneeling, and crouching - Must be able to stand for significant lengths of time in an industrial environment with exposure to all elements of weather Education: "High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience preferred" We'll put that in Qualifications section as a
. Now we need to output only HTML fragment, no /, no markdown. Thus:
About the role
...combined prose...
Responsibilities
- ... ...
Requirements
-
...
Qualifications
High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent experience preferred
Benefits
-
...
it’s what’s inside that counts _______________________________ There’s more to CMC than our products and the buildings, structures, and roads they go into. At CMC, it’s the people inside our recycling centers, fabrication plants, manufacturing facilities, steel mills and offices that make us who we are as a company. Our success comes from finding, retaining, and supporting the highest quality talent by offering:
But then we have benefits list separate; having "by offering:" then list is okay. Then add Why This Job paragraph:CMC provides an excellent opportunity to learn the steel, construction reinforcement and ground stabilization industries and to grow in your career. Whether you will spend your day brainstorming in an office cubicle, operating a crane, running manufacturing equipment or troubleshooting technical obstacles, at CMC, you’ll get the training and support from your team that you need to excel in your role and reach your full potential.
Then company description:We are CMC, a Fortune 500® company at the leading edge of our industry. Our construction reinforcement and steel products have supported construction projects and structures around the world. The secret to our success? We’ve built our legacy by assembling a team of innovators and doers to tackle some of the most challenging construction reinforcement problems facing our world for more than 100 years — and we’re just getting started.
That seems fine. Now Benefits list: we need to split items. Let's produce each as