1st shift- Assembly Worker- New Holland

Posted 2 days ago

tricehealthcareNew Holland (PA)

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$16.80/hour

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Description: Assembly 1st shift Hours: 6:30am-3:00pm Monday - Friday OT as needed including Saturdays Pay: $16.80/hour CNH is looking for assembly experience, especially in an assembly line type environment, with a focus on hand/battery/air tools. At the least, we would need employees with mechanical aptitude that are used to working in a paced environment. Perform a variety of sub-assembly, component assemblies or complete company products. Assemble at stations or production lines using various hand tools and air guns. Comply with established procedures, maintain proper relationship of parts, run in and check units as directed. Duties may also include packing, crating or bundling a wide range of company products. • Perform all required duties to prepare company products and parts for shipment by cutting lumber and constructing standardize crates, boxes, skids and other containers. Pack items according to prescribed methods to ensure adequate protection from shipment damage. Work from prints, specification sheets and verbal instructions. Check products by using fixed gauges, scale, rule and other measuring instruments. Responsible for inspection parts, teamwork, accuracy, inventory control duties as required, total quality, employee involvement, cost reductions, and training new operators. Maintain necessary records. Move materials as necessary in the performance of duties. Detect and report improper operation, faulty equipment, defective materials and unusual conditions to proper supervision. Maintain work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition. Follow prescribed safety rules and regulations. Perform other duties as required or directed.
Qualification Rating Must Have: CNH Company Default Category Background Verification Yes Drug Screen Yes Direct Hire? No Drug and Background Waiver Attached No Shifts Shift 1 Company Code G183-US Industrial

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