Assembly Line Worker- 1st Shift

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atwork personnelSterling Heights (MI)

Team Assemblers Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Bumper Assembly Worker - 1st Shift

Pay: $15.50 per hour to start, increasing to $17.00 per hour after 90 days

Schedule: Monday through Friday, 6:00 AM-2:30 PM

Location: Sterling Heights, MI - near 18 1/2 Mile Road, Van Dyke, and Mound

Benefits: Health benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus paid time off and holiday pay We are seeking reliable Bumper Assembly Workers for a fast-paced automotive production environment in Sterling Heights. In this role, you will work directly with automotive bumper components and complete a variety of hands-on assembly tasks. Team members use power drills, hand tools, clips, fasteners, wiring, and other hardware to prepare finished bumper assemblies for production.

What You'll Do: Build and assemble automotive bumper components on the production line Attach clips, bolts, screws, wiring, and additional hardware Operate power drills and basic hand tools throughout the assembly process Check finished assemblies for proper fit, placement, and quality Follow work instructions, safety standards, and production procedures Keep your workstation clean, organized, and ready for production Maintain expected production pace and quality standards Assist with other manufacturing or assembly tasks when needed Schedule & Overtime This is a first-shift position, Monday through Friday from 6:00 AM to 2:30 PM. Overtime and occasional weekend work may be required depending on production demand. Pay Progression Start at $15.50/hour and increase to $17.00/hour after successfully completing 90 days.

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