Industrial Pump Shop Attendant Full Time $16hr

Posted 3 days ago

manpowerCharleston (WV)

Maintenance and Repair Workers, General Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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Junior

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About the role

Industrial Pump Shop Attendant Manpower is looking for an Industrial Pump Shop Attendant in the Charleston, WV area.

Location: Charleston, WV Compensation: Up to $16hr, Full Time, Contract to Permanent Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMWhat You'll Be DoingAs a Industrial Pump Shop Attendant, you'll receive hands-on training to: Disassemble, inspect, and repair industrial pumps Fabricate custom components like baseplates and protective guards Learn and perform stick welding (prior experience is a plus!)Occasionally travel for trade shows and manufacturer training (23 days, twice a year) Work in the field with a team to troubleshoot, install, or repair equipment Contribute to daily shop operationseveryone pitches in!

Work Hours: MondayFriday, 8:00 AM5:00 PM (we dismiss at 4:45 to beat traffic!)

Location: Charleston, WVWhat You BringHigh School Diploma or GEDValid Driver's License

Ability to lift up to 50 lbs Comfortable using power tools Willingness to learn welding and fabrication Problem-solving mindset and attention to detail Why Choose Manpower? We're not just a staffing agencywe're your Career Partner. Local roots, national reach Access jobs across the country Premium pay rates for your skills Flexible schedules Full-time, part-time, contract, travel Full benefits eligibility Award-winning reputation Forbes & Ethisphere recognized

What's In It for You?

Free resume help & career coaching
Try different industries to find your best fit
Training & development for career growth
Supportive, inclusive recruiting team
Work/life balance built inHow to Apply

Text/Call: 304-760-5935 Apply Online: Manpower.com

In Person - Stop by and see us!: 503 Pennsylvania Avenue, Charleston, WV (MonFri, 8am5pm) Manpower is an EOE/AA/Vets/Disabled Employer

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