1st Shift Production

Posted 8 days ago

hamiltonrykerMcKenzie (TN)

Team Assemblers Hardware Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$16.00 per hour

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About the role

Assembly

Shift: 1st Shift Pay: $16/hr

What you'll do: Rolling glue on door skins with paint roller and roller handle. Lifting channels and door skins, clamping into place, pushing and pulling assembled doors. Pulling doors and welding side channels. Turning doors and pushing doors. Inserting end channels into doors and wCleaning area with broom and vacuum. Pushing & pulling doors on rollers & castors 80 to 500 lbs (normal 80-170)A variety of assigned task related to assembly, machine operation, and production within a factory environment. Load and unload items from machines, conveyors, and conveyances and other production equipment. Place products in equipment or on work surfaces for further processing, inspecting, or wrapping. Examine products to verify quality standards. Count finished products or workpieces, weigh finished products, or sort materials or products for processing, storing, shipping, or grading. Why you'll Love it: Weekly pay Earn while you Learn (online curriculum available at no cost to you)Direct Deposit Medical insurance options 401(k) options What we need from you: Must be 18 or over Must comply with Hamilton-Ryker's substance abuse policy Training is available for most positions. Please contact us if you are interested in working while learning a new skill. Apply today! Call your local branch at (731-644-2373) to inquire about this or any other openings.

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