Assembly Technician
alpha groupEssex (MD)
$18.00-$20.00/hr
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Posted 3 days ago
alpha groupEssex (MD)
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$18.00-$20.00/hr
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Currently seeking an Assembly Technician for a full-time temporary position in Middleboro, MA with a great company that is consistently maximizing their performance Responsibilities of Assembly Technician -Assemble parts and pieces together following all work orders, instructions and specifications -Inspect assemblies for proper fits and make adjustments as needed -Perform refurbishing, bypass, and sub-assemblies -Complete tests and inspections of products -Accept or reject products based on inspections result, determining if rejected products can be reworked or scrapped -Rework assemblies as needed -Utilize various test equipment and perform preventative maintenance tasks on equipment -Participate in organizing statistical quality control -Perform other related tasks as assigned Requirements of Assembly Technician : -Minimum High School Diploma or equivalent -Previous experience in a manufacturing environment -Able to read graduations on micrometers -Superior attention to detail -Good dexterity -Mechanically inclined -Able to lift 40 lbs Hours: 4:30am-3:00pm Monday-Thursday OR 6:30am-3:00pm Monday-Friday Pay Rate: $18.00-$20.00/hr Company Description The Alpha Group is one of Massachusetts largest privately owned staffing firms. We are currently hiring in various locations throughout MA and RI. If this position doesn't interest you please check out our website: Company Description The Alpha Group is one of Massachusetts largest privately owned staffing firms. We are currently hiring in various locations throughout MA and RI. If this position doesn't interest you please check out our website:
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