Assemblers, Temporary, Full or Part Time

Posted 18 days ago

aprilaire division of research productsPoynette (WI)

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About the role

Temporary, Full-Time 1st Shift Assembler AprilAire is an industry leading provider of healthy air solutions who is committed to our mission: everyone deserves healthy air. You will join a team of professionals who are passionate, customer-focused, adaptable, and leading the way for new HVAC technologies and innovative thinking. We are proud to be in over 7 million homes and look forward to our continued success. Give your career a breath of fresh air today and consider joining our team! Are you a mechanically-minded person? Are you looking for the next step in launching your career? Join us as a Temporary, Full-Time 1st Shift Assembler in our Poynette, WI facility and enrich your skills.
Responsibilities: Our Poynette facility is hiring Temporary, Full-Time 1st Shift Assemblers.1st Shift: Monday - Friday, 7am-3pmPay: 1st Shift: $15.18/hr Base + Incentive Rate, totalling ~$19-26+ hourly Your day will include: Reading and understanding instructions (in English) to manually assemble products or parts. Spotting issues as they arise in order to create a reliable product. Standing, bending, and reaching within your work station to build and assemble the product. Contributing to our success (and yours!) by learning to build multiple product lines. Working alongside your team to add value to our organization!
Qualifications: Familiarity with assembly and measuring tools. Ability to perform simple with a positive attitude and the ability to work well in a team setting. Ability to frequently stand, bend, and reach. Experience working in a manufacturing environment is preferred

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