Material Handler
nsc staffingDallas (TX)
$16.25/hour
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Material Handler WarehouseNSC Staffing has an immediate opening for a Material Handler in Dallas, Texas.
Position: Material Handler GPS tracker insertion to pallets
Base Pay Rate: $16.25/hour
Shift: 2nd Shift
Schedule: Monday through Thursday
Hours:
5pm 5amSupports manufacturing operations through material handling, component preparation, labeling/RFID activities, quality inspection, rework/teardown, and grinding/shredding assignments. This role is designed for employees who can be trained quickly in standardized work and safely perform assigned tasks with limited prior manufacturing experience. NSC Staffing values our employees and is committed to offering meaningful employment in safe workplace conditions. We are honored by the thousands of employees who have placed their trust and confidence in our company. At NSC Staffing our company culture is strong! You work hard for us and in return we want to provide you with as many benefits and resources as we can: Medical Coverage DentalVision 401(k) Short- and long-term disability coverage Identity Theft Protection Legal Assistance Long Term Opportunities Training and Career Growth Opportunities The chance to be a part of an amazing teamNSC Staffing is committed to connecting good people with good jobs! NSC is an innovative staffing firm that specializes in placing qualified skilled, technical and professional talent in virtually any market. Our meticulous dedication to Quality and Safety is a testament to our success. We are The Staffing Experts!
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