Machine Attendant - Night Shift, Entry-Level

Posted 4 days ago

express employment professionalsSpringfield (IL)

Machinists Machine Shops

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Entry

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$18.00/hour

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About the role

Job Full Description Machine Attendant (Night Shift, Entry-Level) - Springfield, ILMonday-Thursday, Night Shift (7:30 PM-6:00 AM) | $18.00/hour No machining experience? No problem. Join a growing manufacturing company that will train you on valuable, long-term skills - with just 4 days a week to work a full 40 hours. What You'll Love$18.00/hour Work 40 hours in just 4 days (Monday-Thursday) No prior machining experience required - company provides training Long-term growth potential with a company on the upswing Steady, valuable skills that build real career equity

What You'll Do:

Learn to operate gear hobbing machines and gear grinders
Monitor multiple machines running long production cycles (up to 6 hours each)
Produce gears to spec, checking quality along the way
Use precision tools (mics) to check work, with full training provided
Maintain a safe, steady pace in a hands-on production environment
What You'll Bring
Mechanical experience is required - auto, factory machines, farm equipment, or similar backgrounds all count
Gear machine experience is a plus, but not necessary
Strong math skills and attention to detail
Patience, flexibility, and a commitment to sticking with itAbility to lift up to 50 lbs occasionally and work in a shop environment
Apply today to build valuable, long-term skills with a growing company! SPI1044Springfield, IL 1044 3000 Professional Drive Springfield, IL 62703

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