Assembler - Part Time 2nd Shift
quanex building productsOwatonna (MN)
Assembler - Part Time 2nd Shift
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quanex building productsOwatonna (MN)
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About the role
Assembler - 2nd ShiftQuanex is looking for an Assembler - 2nd shift to join our team located in Owatonna, Minnesota. The hours for this position are Monday - Thursday from 3:30PM - 9:00PM.In this role you are responsible for assembling finished window hardware products for shipment to customers. We Offer You! Competitive SalaryBonus Potential 401K with 5% company match, yours to keep after 2 years Paid Time OffVarious Work Schedules What's attractive about the assembler position: Ability to Make an ImpactGrowth Potential Team-Oriented Environment
What Success Looks Like:
Assemble metal parts.
Read order to verify parts are correct.
Check the quality of components before assembling.
Record daily individual or work center production quantity.
Inspect the final assembled part.
Assemble boxes for final packing of product.
May assist in machine set-up as necessary.
Assist in training department personnel with operations and procedures.
May make minor adjustments to machines to keep them in working order.
What You Bring:
Experience in manufacturing operations preferred but not required. The hourly wage for this position is $18.50 per hour, plus $1.00 per hour for shift differential on 2nd shift. About Quanex, A Part of Something BiggerQuanex (NYSE: NX) is a global, publicly traded manufacturing company primarily serving OEMs in the fenestration, cabinetry, solar, refrigeration and outdoor products markets. We are A Part of Something Bigger by improving the performance and aesthetics of end products through continuous innovation, helping customers achieve greater production efficiencies, dedication to giving back to communities where we operate, producing shareholder value and helping our employees learn, grow, and thrive. Learn Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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