Manual Lathe Machinist

Posted 7 days ago

spherionAshland (OH)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$18.00 - $22.00 per hour

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About the role

Manual Lathe Machinist- 25-00630 Rain Drop Company has been "Making Water Fun" since 1982! A locally owned and family operated company is looking to bring on Aquatic Creature Constructors to join their Rain Drop Family! The team works together to bring to life water and other play features for family from start to finish. Flexible 1st shift hours$18-$22 /hr. Manual Lathe Machinist must have strong mechanical skills, the ability to read and interpret blueprints, experience with precision measuring tools, knowledge of machining techniques, and often, prior training through a vocational school or apprenticeship program, allowing you to operate a manual lathe to produce precision parts with accuracy and attention to detail. Successful candidates will have good attendance, be a team player, the ability to lift up to 50lbs, and great dependability. Candidates need to be able to read a tape measure or have the willingness to learn. Successful candidates will have prior manual lathe experience and strong mechanical skills.- Creating pieces that bring happiness to children and adults alike! - Being a part of a family feel where work does not feel like work! - Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance through Spherion, available day 1. - Referral Bonuses - Scholarship Programs - Five days of Paid Time Off - National Staffing Week Gifts - Giveaways and Incentive Programs - Paid Weekly

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