Tire/Wheel Assembly Associate

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mitcoChattanooga (TN)

Team Assemblers Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading)

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$17-$19/hour

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About the role

TWA (Tire/Wheel Assembly) Associate $17-$19/hour | Paid Weekly | Guaranteed Overtime | Full-Time | Schedule: 6:00 AM-6:00 PM Looking for a hands-on job with steady hours and guaranteed overtime? We're hiring a dependable, detail-oriented TWA / Production Associate to join our team. This is an active, hands-on role involving tire and wheel assembly, shipping and receiving, inventory, and general production work.

What You'll Do: Receive, inspect, assemble, groove, mount and dismount tires and wheels. Pick, package and prepare orders for shipment. Move materials and maintain inventory throughout the work area. Inspect products and catch problems before they move to the next step. Operate and maintain equipment safely. Keep the work area clean, organized and safe. Assist with painting, packaging and other production tasks as needed. Follow safety procedures, work instructions and supervisor direction.

What We're Looking For: Dependable and able to work the 6 AM-6 PM schedule. Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety. Mechanically inclined and comfortable with hands-on work. Able to read and interpret basic blueprints. Able to learn new skills and procedures quickly. Willing and able to operate a forklift; certification provided at no cost. Team-oriented with a strong work ethic. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Mitco does not currently sponsor employment visas. Mitco is an Equal Opportunity Employer, as well as a Second Chance Employer.

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