Custom Probe Assembler (Entry-Level)

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palmer wahl instrumentsAsheville (NC)

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Custom Probe Assembler (Entry-Level): Palmer Wahl Instruments is hiring an entry-level Custom Probe Assembler for our Asheville team. If you like working with your hands, paying attention to detail, and learning practical skills, this could be a great opportunity. This position is a chance to learn from experienced assemblers, build real manufacturing skills, and take pride in making quality products for customers. This is a great opportunity for someone early in their career who wants to gain hands-on manufacturing experience, develop technical skills, and learn from experienced assemblers. We are looking for someone who is dependable, willing to learn, accepts direction well, and takes pride in doing quality work. Schedule Monday ? Thursday6:00 AM ? 4:30 PMEnjoy a 4-day workweek with a 3-day weekend every week. What You?ll DoAssemble custom probes to customer and production specifications Perform detailed assembly work using small parts and hand tools Use hand soldering or brazing during the assembly process Read and follow mechanical drawings, work instructions, and production paperwork Perform product testing and calibrations Safely use bench tools and power tools Help in other production areas at Palmer Wahl as needed Keep your work area clean, organized, and safe Take pride in building quality products that meet customer expectations Training and GrowthPalmer Wahl will train the right candidate. This is a good opportunity for someone who wants to build practical skills, learn from experienced team members, and grow in a hands-on manufacturing role. NO RECRUITERS PLEASE!!!

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