Metal Fabricator
hughes recruitingRichmond (IL)
$20/hour
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Metal Fabricator Our customer in Richmond, Illinois is seeking motivated individuals to join their team. Were hiring Metal Fabricators for full-time 1st shift positions. As a Metal Fabricator, you will perform various manufacturing tasks, operate equipment, and contribute to efficient production processes. Responsibilities of the Metal Fabricator Use various tools, equipment, and machines to fabricate metals as part of the manufacturing process prior to assembly. Gather required tools and materials based on instructions and specifications provided for the job on the work order Properly position metal in machines, securing it prior to fabrication Use punch press, drill press, and band saw for metal fabrication as well as other handheld and power tools as needed Measure, cut, and fabricate metal according to specifications, blueprints, or directions Maintain, organize, and clean equipment, parts, and work area as needed
Requirements and Qualifications:
- High school diploma or equivalent required
- Experience in welding/fabricating required
- Ability to use various hand tools
- Basic design and blueprint reading
- Capable of working under general supervision based on guidance and direction provided by team members
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
- Basic understanding of mathematics
- Pay for Metal Fabricator
- Starting at $20/hour.
Benefits:
Health insurance.
Paid time off.401k with company match.
Paid weekly.
Direct deposit.
Paid training.
Type: 1st Shift, Full-time
Schedule: Monday Friday from 6:00am 2:30pm.
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