Automotive Assembler

Posted 6 days ago

mau workforce solutionsCartersville (GA)

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$18.00 per hour

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About the role

Automotive Assembler Position at Textron GSE in Cartersville, GAStart your new career as an Automotive Assembler with MAU at Textron GSE in Cartersville, GA. As an Automotive Assembler, you will assemble vehicle components and complete production tasks while ensuring quality, safety, and efficiency in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
What We Offer: Pay of $18.00 per hour
First Shift: Monday–Thursday, 6:00 AM – 4:30 PMTemp-to-hire opportunity with eligibility for permanent hire after 520 hoursPPE provided Referral program Health benefits Dental insurance Four-day workweek
What We're Looking For: High school diploma or GED required 0–2 years of manufacturing, production, or assembly experience Ability to read and follow blueprints, work instructions, and specifications Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality Ability to use measuring tools, gauges, calipers, and inspection equipment Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Ability to lift 50+ pounds Commitment to maintaining a safe and organized work environment What You'll Do as an Automotive Assembler: Assemble component parts into completed units according to blueprint specifications and design tolerances Meet production, quality, safety, and housekeeping standards Perform minor equipment adjustments, repairs, or machine setups under supervision Inspect parts and completed assemblies using visual inspections, gauges, tape measures, calipers, check fixtures, and other measuring equipment Complete a variety of assembly and production tasks with minimal supervision Ensure tools are properly stored and organized at the end of each shift Maintain a clean and organized workstation Follow all company safety procedures and quality standards Perform other duties as assigned

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