Plastic Production Assembler

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private companyErie (CO)

Team Assemblers All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing

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$20.00–$22.00/hour

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About the role

Job Description: Plastic Production Assembler – $20–$22/hr Do you have experience with plastic production, plastic parts, or manufacturing assembly? We’re hiring Plastic Production Assemblers for a busy manufacturing facility! This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys hands-on work and has experience assembling, inspecting, and packaging manufactured products.

What You’ll Do: Assemble plastic parts and components Inspect finished parts for quality and defects Label, punch, sand, and package plastic products Glue components and batteries into compartments as required Use measuring tools and follow specifications Read basic blueprints and work instructions Keep up with production goals in a fast-paced manufacturing environment

What We’re Looking For: Previous assembly experience required Plastic production, plastics manufacturing, injection molding, or similar experience strongly preferred At least 6 months of manufacturing/assembly experience preferred Comfortable using basic measuring tools Ability to read basic blueprints/specifications Able to stand throughout the shift Able to lift up to 40 lbs. repetitively Steel-toed or composite-toe shoes required Dependable and comfortable working in a fast-paced production environment Schedule & Pay 3rd Shift: Sunday–Thursday, 11:00 PM–7:30 AM

Pay: $20.00–$22.00/hour Ready to put your assembly and plastics manufacturing experience to work? Apply today! We’re looking for dependable candidates who are ready to join a production team and get started.

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