Filter Shop Technician (Light Assembly) - Sanford, NC

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smart flow technologiesSanford (NC)

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Filter Shop Technician (Light Assembly) - Sanford, NC We are seeking a Filter Shop Technician to join our team in a dynamic manufacturing facility. The ideal candidate will be responsible for working in a team environment to manufacture high quality filtration modules for various industrial applications. This role requires attention to detail and the ability to work efficiently in a manufacturing environment, contributing to the creation of intricate filtration technology.
Duties: Semi-skilled equipment operation Robotic glue dispensing Sheeting (push button unwind/rewind) Die Cutting (10 ton press – double palm button) Layer Stacking (light manual) Other ancillary duties in the shop Laser cutter (load and push button) Assembly/Packaging Load/unload modules in/from the test stand (bolt/unbolt) Assist in the preparation of final packaging General/Utility Straightening the work area Cleaning end of shift Organization improvement in the work area Skills/Requirements: Excellent attendance Highly detail oriented (more craftsman than assembly line) Quality-first mindset Ability to lift up to 50 pounds infrequently Familiarity with torque wrench and other small hand tools Clean and organized work style Ability to travel infrequently (domestic) – up to 25% after training (maximum) Functional writing skills Good communication skills Good mechanical aptitude Ability to work overtime as required HS graduate (minimum) Prior relevant work experience in a manufacturing environment preferred Job Type: Full-time Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to hr 1@smartflow-tech.com with the subject line "Filter Shop Technician".

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