FABRICATOR - MANUFACTURING (4 day work week!)

Posted 6 days ago

midlake productsLouisville (OH)

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About the role

Now Hiring: 1st Shift Fabrication Team Members (4-Day Work Week!)Looking for a schedule that gives you a 3-day weekend every week? Join our team and work Monday through Thursday, 5:00am – 3:00 PM, with Fridays off Midlake Products is a growing metal fabrication company seeking dependable employees to support our production team by installing PEM fasteners into fabricated parts using a pem-setting machine.
What You'll Do:
  • Operate a pem-setting machine to press PEMs and other hardware into metal components
  • Follow work instructions and part drawings to ensure correct hardware placement
  • Inspect parts to verify accuracy and quality standards are met
  • Handle materials and finished parts safely and efficiently
  • Work as part of a team to keep production moving on schedule
What We're Looking For:
  • Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality
  • Mechanical aptitude and comfort working with manufacturing equipment
  • Ability to stand, lift, and work in a production environment
  • Reliability and a positive attitude-this role is critical to our workflow
  • Prior fabrication or assembly experience is helpful, but we will train the right candidate
  • Why This Shift Works for You:4-day work week enjoy Fridays off every week
  • Consistent, full-time hours
  • Hands-on work in a stable manufacturing environment
  • Training provided and opportunities to grow your skills
If you're ready to build quality products and enjoy long weekends year-round, apply today!

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