Assembly Technician - Soldering a plus! in Fort Collins

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energy jobline zrFort Collins (CO)

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$19-20/hour

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Job Description: Are you looking for: A collaborative team that has one another's back? A company mission you can feel proud of? Supportive leadership dedicated to helping you grow? Assembly Technician: Location: Fort Collins, CO Hours: M-F: 7:00 AM-3:30 PM Pay: $19-20/hour Position Type: Temp to Hire Why consider this Assembly Technician position? Innovative company making a positive impact on our environment – feel proud of your work! Culture rooted in collaboration – joint problem-solving opportunities where everyone has each other's back. A supportive leadership who communicates effectively – clear expectations and opportunities to grow your career. Incredible benefits - perks that go beyond the basics. How you will spend your time as an Assembly Technician: Utilizing soldering skills to reinforce and assemble components Employing mechanical expertise in production processes Follow processes and instructions Collaborating with the team to enhance production efficiency Skills and experience we would like you to have as an Assembly Technician:2+ years Production/assembly experience desired Soldering experience is Bring enthusiasm and a commitment to personal excellence each day Ability to perform strenuous tasks with hands Ability to kneel, bend and lift heavy materials- 50lbs. Ability to measure accurately and read specifications Sound interesting? We want to talk to you! Apply for the Assembly Technician position on this site OR call/text us directly at 970-225-9292.Snelling Recruiting and Executive Search is a full-service recruiting and search firm, placing candidates in positions across the nation since 1997. All inquiries are strictly confidential, and all search fees are paid by our clients. Contact us TODAY with confidence! 970-225-9292 or info@snellingco.com. Ben 123

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