Manufacturing Associate

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tyson holstersWest Point (VA)

Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing

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$17.00/HR

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About the role

Job Description: This is an on-site role for a Manufacturing Associate at Tyson Holsters located in King William, VA. The Manufacturing Associate will be responsible for performing day-to-day tasks associated with manufacturing operations. This includes forming, buffing, drilling, cutting and routing holsters. We are a fast-growing holster company and are looking to expand. We need someone to pay attention to details, be a problem solver, and a creative thinker. Some firearm knowledge would be a plus. For the right person there is a lot of room for advancement. Come grow with our team! Work schedule is (4) 10 Hour shifts Mon-Thurs day shift. We provide on the job training. Starting salary is $17.00/HR, at 6 months with good performance review this goes to $18.00/HR, and at 1 year with good performance review to $19.00/HR 401(k) *Due to the nature of our business, you will have to have a clean record with no felonies. *Drug free workplace

Qualifications: Clean Rooms, Quality Control, and Manufacturing Operations skills Experience with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) Excellent communication skills Attention to detail and ability to follow instructions Ability to work independently and in a team Experience in a manufacturing environment is a plus Experience with firearms a plus High school diploma or equivalent

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits: 401(k) \nCompany DescriptionUSA Made Thermoplastic Holster Manufacturer

Company Description: USA Made Thermoplastic Holster Manufacturer

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