Production Operator
pridestaffMinneapolis (MN)
$21/hr
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Production Operator
Shift/Hours:
Monday - Thursday, 4:30 am - 3:00 pmPay Range: $21/hrLocation: Minneapolis, Mn 55411 Production Operator Job Duties and Requirements: Perform process steps in the manufacturing area to include: molding, dipping, packaging, assembly Complete work by following SOPs, detailed manufacturing procedures and per specification drawings Removal of parts using small hand tools, fixtures and compressed air Manufacturing and Inspects product with the use of a microscope Able to operate various equipment to include but not limited test stations, oven, coating, heat sealing, dipping and presses Operator is willing to assists with training and cross-functionally trained across teams. Ability to lift up to 25 lbs independently and up to 75 lbs with assistance High School diploma or equivalent 1+ years of Medical device manufacturing experience is preferred Basic assembly skills, ability to manage multiple tasks, ability to work independently, decision making skills, and ability to analyze problems and develop solutions. Benefits of working with PrideStaff: Medical, Rx, and Wellness Benefits Dental and Vision Plan Options Short-term Disability 401(k) Retirement Plan Holiday PayPrideStaff Company Overview PrideStaff is dedicated to helping you succeed! Our team of consultants provides valuable employment market insights and resources to support you on your career journey. We have assisted tens of thousands of individuals in finding exceptional career growth opportunities over the years. At PrideStaff, we prioritize building relationships and advocating for you with our network of employers nationwide. Our recruiters are committed to guiding you with career tools and resources. Compensation / Pay Rate (Up to): $20.00 - $21.00
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