Press Brake and other machine operators

Posted 2 days ago

labor findersOklahoma City (OK)

Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic Machine Shops

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Your JobNeed skilled people comfortable working in industrial and manufacturing facilities. MUST be familiar with, and have verifiable expereince with machines like: brake press, drill press, punch press, radial arm and various saws, lathe, mill, etc. Manual and CNC jobs available. Great way to get your foot in the door with various companies that need 2nd, 3rd, and rotating shift workers. Long-Term and Full-Time potential based on your performance, attitude, and reliability. Must be able to pass a drug screen and have a good background (no violent, sexual, theft, or financial charges). Resumes and interviews will be required. We can help you create or update your resume if needed. Your DayHours vary based on the company. Some examples: 2:00pm - 12:30am Monday -Thursday; 4 x 10-hour work days, or - 5 x 8-hour shifts, or - 10 hour shifts that you work 3 days and off 4, then roatate to work 4 days then off 3... Various hour, pay, shifts, and companies. Your GainWork for great companies with great benefit packages. Steady employment with advancement opportunities. Your Experience Verifiable experience is a must. You dont have to have expereince with all machines listed, but the more - the better. Need clean background and pass a drug test.

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