Dip Paint Technician (2pm to 10:30pm) - Ann Arbor, MI

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express employmentAnn Arbor (MI)

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$18.00 hourly

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Dip Paint Technician A manufacturing company located in Ann Arbor is looking for Dip Paint Technician to join their team. What you'll be doing as a Dip Paint Technician Load and unload approximately 110 helmet parts from industrial spinners and conveyors, reloading them to dry properly after processing. Dip helmet components into required coating materials and precisely trim excess material from finished parts. Maintain a strong focus on consistency, precision, and rigorous attention to detail throughout every step of the coating and finishing process. What you'll need to succeed as a Assembler 1 year of production experience Consistent longevityHS diploma or equivalent Additional information for the Dip Paint Technician $18.00 hourly Monday – Friday, 2pm-10:30pm Ann Arbor, 48103 About Express Employment Professionals: As one of the leading staffing companies in North America, Michigan, and Washtenaw County, we're ready to help you take the next step in your career. Express Employment Professionals of Ann Arbor works with job seekers to help find the right job for their skills and experience. We specialize in long-term, contract-to-hire and professional search opportunities within Office Services, Accounting, Administration, HR, IT, Skill Trades and Light Industrial. By working with Express Employment Professionals of Ann Arbor, you are eligible to receive full benefits during your employment. Here at Express Employment Professionals of Ann Arbor, our mission is to put more people to work today than we did yesterday. This mission is driven by a passion for people, and a passion to enrich the lives of those we encounter everyday through a high level of integrity and quality of service.2804MI

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