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Assembly Technician

Posted 6 days ago

fast staff of texasGarland (TX)

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Job Description: The Assembly Technician will assemble mechanical products and automotive parts as part of a large production team, reporting to the Manufacturing Manager. This role operates production tools, performs parts assembly, and maintains safety compliance in a non-travel position.
Responsibilities: Assemble mechanical products and automotive parts. Operate tools required for production and assembly tasks. Follow safety procedures and maintain safety compliance. Collaborate effectively within a large production team. Perform duties under the direction of the Manufacturing Manager. Must Have the ability to work 7 days a week If needed. Schedule Is Monday thru Friday1st shift 5:45 am - 2:15 pm2nd shift 1:45 pm -10:15 PmMust Pass E-VerifyTemp to perm Position\nCompany DescriptionAt Fast Staff Of Texas, we connect great companies with great talent. As a trusted leader in the staffing and recruitment industry, we specialize in delivering tailored workforce solutions across a wide range of industries. We're growing — and we're looking for high-performing professionals to grow with us.
Company Description: At Fast Staff Of Texas, we connect great companies with great talent. As a trusted leader in the staffing and recruitment industry, we specialize in delivering tailored workforce solutions across a wide range of industries. We're growing — and we're looking for high-performing professionals to grow with us.

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