Assembler
kellyImperial (PA)
$18/hour
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Assembler We're seeking an Assembler to work at a premier client in Imperial, PA. Sound good? Take a closer look below. You owe it to yourself to consider this great new opportunity.
Salary/Pay Rate/Compensation:
$18/hour Working Hours: 7am – 3:30pm EST, Monday – FridayWhy you should apply to be an Assembler: Join a company that prioritizes safety with strict adherence to safety processes and procedures. Work in a dynamic environment that encourages continuous improvement and learning. Be part of a team that values attention to detail and quality in assembly processes. Enjoy a neat and orderly workspace that promotes productivity and efficiency. What's a typical day as an Assembler? You'll be: Assembling components onto panels and into enclosures while following predefined guidelines and work standards with zero deficiencies. Producing and installing wiring onto components according to established guidelines, ensuring quality and accuracy. Completing minor modifications to metal panels and enclosures, including cutting, drilling, and tapping, under direct supervision. This job might be an outstanding fit if you: Have a high school diploma or equivalent. Are eager to learn new products and assembly processes. Are familiar with basic hand and power tool usage and possess basic mechanical aptitude.
What happens next:
Once you apply, you'll proceed to next steps if your skills and experience look like a good fit. But don't worry—even if this position doesn't work out, you're still in our network. That means all of our recruiters will have access to your profile, expanding your opportunities even more. Helping you discover what's next in your career is what we're all about, so let's get to work. Apply to be an Assembler today!
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