Assembly Woodworking - Masis Staffing

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masis professional groupHaverhill (MA)

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About the role

Assembly Woodworking Are you passionate about crafting and creating with your hands? Our client is seeking dedicated individuals to join their dynamic production team in the manufacturing of industrial workstations. Whether you're experienced or eager to learn, this opportunity offers a chance to grow and develop your skills in woodworking and assembly. Responsibilities of the Assembly Woodworking Assemble industrial workstations and components with precision. Measure, cut, drill, and prepare materials according to detailed with sheet metal, wood, and other manufacturing hand and power tools safely and efficiently. Assist in fabrication and production activities to meet team goals. Move and organize materials throughout the facility to ensure smooth completed work to ensure quality and accuracy. Adhere to safety procedures and follow production instructions diligently. Maintain a clean and organized work area to promote a safe working environment. Requirements of the Assembly Woodworking Experience in woodworking or assembly is preferred, but not required. Strong work ethic and reliability are essential. Willingness to learn and adapt to new tasks and challenges. Ability to work collaboratively within a team environment. Basic understanding of hand and power tools. Attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship. Ability to follow instructions and safety guidelines. Compensation/Benefits for the Assembly Woodworking#MSSlaw

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