Assembly at John Deere pay up to $21.85 per hour

Posted 16 days ago

kellyGreeneville (TN)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$18 – $19 per hour

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About the role

Assembly at John Deere Think the best job opportunities are far away? Think again. Great opportunities are right here in your backyard. Kelly® is looking for Assemblers in partnership with John Deere in Greeneville, TN. Let us help you grow at work and discover the next step in your career, all while being a vital part of your community.
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
Pay and Benefits: Base pay is $18 – $19 per hour based on shift With Weekly Production Bonus included pay can average between $20.00 to $21.85 per hour Weekly Pay Direct Deposit Holiday Pay Annual Service Bonus Paid Time Off Healthcare coverage options Kelly® Onsite Managers to support you 1st and 2nd Shift Available All positions are long-term temporary during peak season 1st Shift: Monday – Friday with potential overtime on Saturdays Start times are between 6:00am and 6:30am 8 or 9-hour shifts 2nd Shift: Monday – Friday with potential overtime on Saturdays Start times are between 4:00pm and 4:30pm 8 or 9-hour shifts What you'll be doing as an Assembler: Use handheld pneumatic tools to assemble landscaping machinery and equipment Package products, use scanners to pick parts according to customer orders, and place on dollies Follow work instructions to build products and ensure high standards of quality Work closely with a team of professionals to ensure that products are delivered on time and with precision This job might be an outstanding fit if you: Can be a reliable part of a team. We trust each other to show up every day and on time Can work overtime as needed, show up on time, and put the safety of your team and yourself first Meet the physical demands of standing, walking, bending, and lifting to 35lbs

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