Not every visa job in the United States is out in the fields or up a tree. Some of the steadiest seasonal work happens indoors, in the big industrial laundries that wash and fold sheets and towels for hotels. Crown Linen, LLC has an ACTIVE job order on the U.S. Department of Labor's official SeasonalJobs.dol.gov site for 32 Laundry Production Operators in Fairburn, Georgia, near Atlanta. The offered wage is $15.32 per hour, the season runs for ten months, from 1 January to 31 October 2027, and no experience is required.
If you want indoor factory-style work on the H-2B visa, with long hours and a long season, this is worth a close look.
Job Details at a Glance
- Employer: Crown Linen, LLC (head office in Miami, Florida)
- Job title: Laundry Production Operator (Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers, SOC 51-6011)
- Worksite: 3000 Logistics Center Dr, Fairburn, GA 30213
- Openings: 32
- Pay: $15.32 per hour (as listed by the DOL)
- Season: 1 January 2027 to 31 October 2027
- Hours: the DOL listing shows 56 hours per week; the job description says every worker gets at least 35 hours and 5 shifts a week
- Shifts: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM and 8:00 PM to 4:30 AM; days and hours vary, and other shifts may be needed when work is busy
- Experience: not required
- Visa type: H-2B (temporary non-agricultural work)
- DOL case number: H-400-26276-278024
What the Work Involves
A commercial laundry is a busy production floor. According to the DOL listing, operators process, wash, dry, iron and fold linens and other items while following company policies, brand standards and safety rules. Daily tasks include:
- Running commercial washers with approved detergents, the right temperatures and the correct load weight
- Finishing laundry using linen feeders, sheet and towel folders and flatwork ironing machines
- Folding every item to the required standard and checking quality before it leaves the plant
- Reporting accidents, injuries, missing or damaged items and safety hazards to management straight away
This is standing work with repetitive movements, warm machines and a fast pace, so good stamina matters. The upside is that it is indoors, all year round in all weather, and the skills are easy to learn on the job.
Requirements
- No previous experience needed (the listing says "Experience Not Required")
- Able to work day or night shifts and changing schedules
- Able to follow safety rules and quality standards
- Basic English helps you understand instructions and safety signs on the floor
- Your country must be on the U.S. government's yearly H-2B eligible countries list
Is This Free Visa Sponsorship?
Yes, under the H-2B rules. The H-2B regulations (20 CFR 655.20) require the employer to pay or reimburse visa and visa processing fees in the first workweek, and they ban recruitment fees charged to workers by the employer or any recruiter it uses. Inbound travel and daily subsistence costs are reimbursed once you complete half of the season, and return travel is paid if you finish the season or are dismissed early.
You will still need to attend a visa interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate. For housing, transport to the plant and any deductions, read the full job offer attached to the DOL listing (the description says a complete copy is attached) and ask the employer before you sign anything.
How to Apply
- Step 1: Read the official listing and job order: https://seasonaljobs.dol.gov/jobs/H-400-26276-278024
- Step 2: Apply using the contacts shown by the DOL: email dmoreno@crownlinen.net or call +1 305 760 6511.
- Step 3: Write a short English email with your full name, country, phone or WhatsApp number, any factory, laundry, hotel or packing experience, and confirm you can work from 1 January to 31 October 2027, including night shifts.
- Step 4: Attach a simple one-page CV and keep your passport details ready in case you are selected.
Tips to Stand Out
- Show you are reliable. Production plants value workers who arrive on time for every shift.
- Mention any machine work. Factory, garment, packing or hotel housekeeping experience is a plus, even if it is not required.
- Say yes to nights. Being flexible about shifts can make you a stronger candidate.
- Apply early. H-2B positions fill quickly once employers start interviews.
Scam Warning
Never pay anyone for this job or for an H-2B visa. Recruitment fees are illegal under the H-2B rules, and visa fees are the employer's cost. Contact Crown Linen only through the email and phone number on the official DOL page. If an "agent" on WhatsApp or Facebook asks you for money to "book" a place, it is a scam.
Disclaimer
This post is for information only. Details come from the official DOL listing checked on 1 November 2026 and may change or close at any time. The Motivators is not a recruiter and is not connected to this employer.
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