Fixture Assembler

Posted 8 days ago

kellySyracuse (NY)

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Junior

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$20/hour

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About the role

Visual Display Assembly & Fabrication Technician
Pay: Starting at $20/hour Schedule: Full-Time | Monday–Friday | Standard daytime hours with some flexibility We are looking for a dependable Visual Display Assembly & Fabrication Technician to assemble and fabricate retail displays, kiosks, electronic displays, and other custom fixtures. If you enjoy hands-on work, using tools, and building quality products, we'd like to hear from you.
Responsibilities: Assemble displays and fixtures using hand and power tools. Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings. Inspect finished products to ensure quality standards are met. Load, unload, package, and move materials using pallet jacks, hand trucks, and forklifts. Organize warehouse inventory and prepare orders for shipment. Maintain a clean, safe work environment and follow all safety procedures. Assist other departments as needed.
Qualifications: Experience with hand and power tools. Ability to read blueprints and technical drawings. Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity. Ability to lift heavy materials and stand for extended periods. High school diploma or GED required. Manufacturing, fabrication, warehouse, or assembly experience preferred. Forklift experience is a plus.
What We Offer: Competitive pay starting at $20/hour (DOE)Full-time, Monday–Friday schedule Opportunities for growth and advancement Supportive team environment If you're dependable, mechanically inclined, and take pride in quality workmanship, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!

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