Production Operator (2nd Shift)

Posted 3 days ago

rise technicalAkron (OH)

Production Workers, All Other Temporary Help Services

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$24.00 - $26.00per hour

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About the role

Production Operator (2nd Shift)6 Month Contract / Contract to Hire$24.00 - $26.00per hour (W2)Monday – Friday (14:00pm – 22:30pm)Cleveland, Ohio Are you a Production Operator from a Manufacturing background looking for an immediately available 6 month contract role with the view to go permanent for a market leading manufacturing company? My client is a manufacture of products that are used in Aerospace, Army, Energy & other sectors, due to an increase in their workload & securing new contracts they are now looking for a Production Operator to work on a 2nd shift. As a Production Operator, you will be working with a manufacturing environment, where you will be supporting my clients operations from tooling or product changeovers and more. This role would suit a Production Operator / Operative that is looking for an immediately available, 2nd shift based contract role that will move into direct hire role for the right person.

The Role: Production Operative / Operator Working within a Production / Manufacturing environment with multiple lines running at any given time. Immediately available, contract role working on the 2nd shift with the view to go permanent The Person: Production Operative / Operator Prior experience working within a manufacturing or production environment Living within the Ohio area and looking for an immediately available contract to hire role

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