Entry - Level Assembler
allied onesourceBridgeton (MO)
About the role
Job Description: Entry - Level Assembler
Overview:
Start your career building real things. In this entry-level assembler role, you’ll help put products together with care and consistency—supporting smooth production while learning the skills you’ll grow on. If you’re detail-focused, dependable, and ready to jump into a hands-on environment, this is a great place to begin.
Required Skills:
- Ability to follow work instructions and production guidelines
- Strong attention to detail and willingness to do tasks carefully
- Basic comfort with repetitive assembly/production work
- Reliability and punctuality in a fast-paced setting
- Basic ability to learn procedures and apply feedback
Nice to Have:
- SkillsPrior experience in an assembly, production, or warehouse environment
- Experience working on a team in a manufacturing or packaging setting
- Familiarity with using basic tools (as instructed on the job)
- Preferred Education and Experience
Preferred: High school diploma or equivalent
Experience level: Entry-level candidates are encouraged to apply
Other Requirements:
Must be able to meet the physical demands of assembly work (standing, lifting, and repetitive motion as required) Must be able to work the assigned shift schedule#ZR
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