Armorer- Nights

Posted 12 days ago

palmetto state armoryColumbia (MO)

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Job Purpose: The AR Armorer is responsible for building the uppers for AR-10's and AR-15's.
Duties And Responsibilities: Assemble upper receivers and barrels assemblies per the bill of accurate and consistent production with little to no quality control issues. Is responsible for producing a quality product, without making tooling marks or blemishes. Properly handle & clean the parts before assembly. Repair quality defects as needed. Responsible for his or her workstation to be in neat and organized manor. All other duties, as assigned.
Qualifications: High School Diploma or Equivalent Basic mechanical knowledge Ability to properly use basic hand tools. Patience, Persistence, and problem-solving skills are very important. Must comply with all safety rules and high attention to detail Ability to work effectively and efficiently in a team environment. Excellent communication skills
Working Conditions: Work is performed in an operational manufacturing warehouse environment. Specific job assignments may require day, evening, weekend, or holiday hours. Overtime may be required to meet production needs.
Physical Requirements: Team members are constantly standing, walking, carrying, pulling/pushing, bending, seeing, kneeling, stooping, reaching, hearing, as well as handing paperwork. Team members will be lifting objects weighing 50 lbs. or less regularly. Cleaning material and chemicals used regularly. Must be at least 18 years of age. Export Control Compliance Notice This position may involve access to technology or software source code subject to U.S. export control laws (ITAR/EAR). Employment is contingent on verifying U.S. Person status or obtaining any necessary export license/confirming the availability of a license exception. Applicants must provide information for export control screening, which will be reviewed for compliance. Palmetto State Armory may elect not to pursue a license or exception and may decline to proceed with an applicant on that basis.

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