Specialty Hose Technician
peopleshareCreighton (PA)
$20/hr
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Specialty Hose Technician Ready to build a career with a growing industrial supply company? Join the team as a Specialty Hose Technician and learn the skills needed to build custom hydraulic and industrial hose assemblies while working in a supportive, low-stress environment with weekends off.
Pay Rate: $20/hr Schedule: Monday - Friday | 8:00 AM - 5:00
PMSpecialty Hose Technician Job Description:
Build and assemble custom hydraulic and industrial hose products to customer specifications Measure, cut, and prepare materials for hose assembly and production Assist with product handling, deliveries, pickups, and warehouse operations as needed
Specialty Hose Technician Job Requirements:
Ability to stand for extended periods and work in a fast-paced environment Experience using measuring tools and performing material preparation tasks Valid Pennsylvania Driver's License with a clean driving record; forklift experience preferred but not required Here's What's Waiting for You as a Specialty Hose Technician: Direct hire opportunity with a stable and growing company Low-stress work environment with hands-on training and skill development Weekends off with opportunities for growth, advancement, and recognition Ready to start? Apply today and join a team where you can develop valuable technical skills, contribute to quality products, and build a long-term career with a respected supplier of hydraulic, pneumatic, and industrial hose solutions.
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