Interiors/ Finishing Department
sesolinc groupStatesboro (GA)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Installing insulation, sheet metal and and other building components fabricated from light gauge sheet metal.
Cabinetry and other component installation and finishing up our systems by cleaning, touch up paint, applying decals, applying trim mold etc.
Good eye for making sure that all systems pass our QC requirements.
MUST be able to read a tape measure, operate a variety of power tools, and drive a fork lift.
Benefits will start after 90 days including PTO, health insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance and holiday pay.
You must be able to pass a drug test and background check.
Company Description:
SESOLINC GRP., Inc. designs and manufactures a variety of prefabricated and portable metal structures for governmental and civilian use. Products are made up of a steel or aluminum exterior structure with interior buildouts for a variety of uses, including Command and Control, Maintenance, Sustainment and Humanitarian Relief Operations. Manufacturing (including cutting, fabrication and welding of metal structures) takes place in the company's 70,000 + square foot facility located in Statesboro, GA. This position will work exclusively in the Statesboro location.
Company Description:
SESOLINC GRP., Inc. designs and manufactures a variety of prefabricated and portable metal structures for governmental and civilian use. Products are made up of a steel or aluminum exterior structure with interior buildouts for a variety of uses, including Command and Control, Maintenance, Sustainment and Humanitarian Relief Operations. Manufacturing (including cutting, fabrication and welding of metal structures) takes place in the company's 70,000 + square foot facility located in Statesboro, GA. This position will work exclusively in the Statesboro location.
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