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smith personnel solutionsGrand Prairie (TX)

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Job Description: Smith Personnel is hiring in Grand Prairie, TX 75050!
POSITION SUMMARY: Our North America segment is composed of wholesale operations, which consists of aftermarket and recycled OEM parts to remanufactured engines and heavy-duty truck components.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES: Operate production equipment Maintain the warehouse’s machines Assembling machinery parts Store products and materials Meet the deadlines of individual production tasks during shift Report on defective products or machinery Check stock levels and report deficiencies in products or raw materials Keep the worksite clean to avoid hazards from chemicals and fragile products Review and follow manufacturing manuals to build machinery Ensure shipping procedures are timelyPHYSICAL REQUIREMENTSRequires continuous physical effort; short work cycles; repetitive motion work. Standing 80%, walking 20%.Lifts, pushes, pulls an average of 60+ lb. Exposures to atmospheric conditions such as dust, fumes, varying temperature extremes. Exposure to noise, various chemicals, and waste products. WORK ENVIRONMENT & SAFETYWork is performed in a warehouse/manufacturing environment that is not climate controlled. Temperatures may vary based on weather and working conditions. Fans are available throughout the facility. May be required to wear required PPE.Safety glasses are required when applicable. Steel-toe boots are recommended. Employees must follow all client and Smith Personnel Solutions’ safety rules and PPE requirements. EXPERIENCE / SKILLSAbility to learn how production equipment works. Ability to detect potential problems with machinery. Knowledge of basic safety rules and precautionary measures (safety gear will be provided).Good communication and teamwork. Basic computer skills Assignments/priorities provided by supervisor/manager#72GP

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