Warehouse Machine Operator (2nd Shift)

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at work group raleigh ncZebulon (NC)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Operators Machine Shops

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Entry

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$14.50/hr

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About the role

Job Description: Temp to Hire Role - Quick Start! If you enjoy working in the afternoon/evening and have experience working in the heat in a warehouse setting--this may be the job for you! We are looking for a CNC Machine operator to work at a fast-paced manufacturing warehouse in Zebulon, NC. This position is responsible for operating production machinery, communicating with supervisor/team, and keeping up with a fast paced work flow. Entry-level friendly. Spanish & English friendly. Position: Machine Operator

Shift: 2nd shift, M-F 3pm-1:30am; optional OT weekly

Pay Rate: Base $14.50/hr. PLUS $100 attendance bonus paid every 2 weeks

Pay Schedule: Base pay, paid weekly

Responsibilities include: Operate and make basic adjustments to production machinery Conduct visual inspections to maintain quality standards Receive hands-on training during your first week with a dedicated mentor

Requirements: At least 1 year of manufacturing experience preferred Able to work in a HOT environment for up to 10 hours per day Experience operating CNC machinery is a bonus Reliable transportation and consistent attendance Ability to regularly lift up to 10 lbs Strong teamwork and commitment to safety

Benefits: Weekly pay Medical and Dental insurance offered Overtime is available Start working quickly!

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