Machinist
american workforce groupPuyallup (WA)
$20-$40
ApplyAbout the role
Ready to turn precision machining into aerospace performance? American Workforce Group has partnered with an aerospace manufacturing facility in Puyallup, WA looking for a Machinist! If you're a motivated, qualified individual we want you!!Description for Machinist: Set up and operate lathes and milling machines Machine precision components according to specifications Maintain tight tolerances and quality standards Follow shop safety procedures and maintain a clean workspace Work closely with the team to meet production goals Mill environment producing precision-machined parts using lathes and milling machines Details for Machinist:
Pay: $20-$40 DOE
Schedule:
Monday through Thursday Shift Hours: Day Shift 5AM to 330PM | Night Shift 315PM to 145AMRequirements for Machinist: Experience as a machinist or machine operator (mid-level machinist experience req) Experience working with mills and/or lathes Attention to detail Benefits after hire: Medical, Dental, Vision after 60 days Paid time off Vacation 401k with company matching WA State Paid Sick Leave Holiday pay Birthday day off Our Mission Statement: We positively impact people and our community by placing motivated qualified individuals at great places to work. To apply:
Email:
piercejobs@americanworkforcegroup.comCall: 253-650-8800 Office Hours: Monday Friday | 8:00 AM 5:00 PMWe are an equal opportunity employer, dedicated to a policy of nondiscrimination in employment on any basis including race, creed, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, veteran status, age, disability, and any other status protected by law. American Workforce Group "Built on Relationships, Backed by Integrity"IND4
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