Foundry Worker - 1st Shift

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johnson brass machine foundrySaukville (WI)

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About the role

At JCT we like it Hot! Begin a sizzling new career with us today! If working with molten metal in our foundry sounds exciting to you, apply to Johnson Centrifugal Technology today! As a foundry worker, you would be responsible for the melting or casting on a non-ferrous metals like stainless steel, aluminum, nickel and copper with induction and gas fired furnaces. Our foundry works 4 days a week Monday - Thursday (10 hour shifts) with a possibility of Friday overtime available. No Weekends! Experience and an ability to calculate weights is a plus, but not required. We have multiple positions available from furnace tenders to casting machine operators and foundry yard attendant options. As part of our new employee training, every person will be trained on the forklift, as well. Once you have fulfilled your 90 day training, we will find the position in the foundry that best suits your skills and abilities out of the multiple options available. We will train the right candidate with an aptitude and "Can-Do" attitude! Go to www. JCTJobs.com to learn more about our 120 year old, 4th generation, family-owned company that specializes in centrifugal casting for government and civilian customers! APPLY TODAY!
BENEFITS: PAID WEEKLYFAMILY-OWNEDNO WEEKENDSHEALTH / DENTAL / LIFE INSURANCEPROFIT SHARING AND 401K RETIREMENT PLANSPAID VACATION / PTO / PAID HOLIDAYSQUALITY & SAFETY BONUSES POSSIBLEUNIFORMS PROVIDEDPAID LIFE INSURANCENURSE PRACTITIONER ON-SITE WEEKLY$600 BONUS AFTER PROBATION4 Day Work Week (10 hour shifts) Monday through Thursday with optional Friday overtime. (More specifically 1:00 am - 11:30 am or 3:00 am - 1:30 pm depending upon the position you are ultimately chosen for within the foundry after your 90 day probation) NO WEEKENDS! Great Pay! Great Benefits! Family Atmosphere!

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