Production 1st Shift

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Production 1st ShiftCrawfordsville, IN 47933
Industry: Industrial Job Number: LW493204106 Pay Rate: $17 / hour Branch: Crawfordsville : 1731841 Job Description7:00am-7:00pm $17.00 DuBose Strapping has ties to the strapping industry dating back to the late 1960's. DuBose is a 3rd generation family-owned company headquartered in Clinton, NC with facilities in Crawfordsville, IN. DuBose manufactures steel and plastic strapping involving automated strapping machines, a variety of strapping materials, hand application tools and accessories. Dubose is looking for a Line Recoil Operator. Training: 7:00am Job Benefits: Temp to Hire Position Paid Weekly Medical, Dental and Vision insurance Job Duties: Read job specifications to determine machine adjustments and material requirements Observe machine operations to detect piece defects caused by clearance, chipped, dull knives or improper sheet weld. Pushes buttons or turns knobs to activate machine Performs minor machine maintenance such as lubricating open gears and greasing all fittings Sorts, marks, or tags finished work Lift and position material Identify sharp edges, burns, or rust on material Removes material or scraps from machine if needed Snip off material once the coil is finished Essential Functions: Must be able to occasionally lift 100lbs Must pass pre-employment drug screen Must wear Steel-Toes Must wear Kevlar gloves and Sleeves #Crawfordsville

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