Laborer - Parts Washer for Machine shop

Posted 8 days ago

tops staffingPittsburgh (PA)

Cleaning, Washing, and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators and Tenders Machine Shops

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About the role

Machine Shop LaborerTOPS Staffing is hiring a reliable Machine Shop Laborer to primarily handle parts or hardware washing for a growing client in the Plum/Penn Hills area of Pittsburgh. Job Details: Hours: 7am to 3pm - Daylight shift Schedule: Monday to Friday - OT Is available but rarely mandated.

Pay Rate: $16.00hr - Raise to $17 to $18hr after contract period with TOPS

Key Responsibilities: General cleaning of warehouse and shop areas: sweeping, wiping down equipment, emptying trash and recycling. Washing of parts Loading baskets of parts onto a conveyor belt the machine takes care of the washing part of this process. Must be able to lift around 45lbs on a regular basis, as the baskets do get a bit heavier once filled. Move products using push carts throughout the shop area to bring to the washing department.

Requirements: Prior experience in manufacturing or general labor position preferred Machine shop exposure would be a huge plus but not required Ability to lift, carry, bend, and move up to 45lbs regularly Willingness to learn new skills and help out in various areas as needed (helps to progress into other roles with increased rates of pay)Good attention to details is helpful in this role to spot check parts as they are coming out of wash machine. Immediate need to hire 2 Laborer/ Parts washers Apply today start by next week!

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