Assembly Line Production Associate
$18.00/hour
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$18.00/hour
About the role
- $18.00/hour
- 1st shift: 7:00am-3:30pm (flexible for overtime; may start at 5:00am and include Saturdays & Sundays)ROLE IMPACT: Join a growing team in a climate-controlled warehouse supporting production of cutting-edge cash automation systems, including smart safes and cash recyclers. This role ensures the quality assembly and testing of devices essential for secure, efficient financial transactions nationwide. Success in this role contributes directly to smooth banking and retail operations for clients.
- Assemble cash-handling machines using hand tools and blueprints
- Conduct functional tests using hand calibers and diagnostic tools
- Verify assembly accuracy and component integrity per work orders
- Troubleshoot and correct minor mechanical issues during builds
- Perform detailed visual inspections before final product releaseMINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- 1+ year assembly line experience, including small parts
- Ability to read blueprints and interpret work instructions
- Must pass background check and drug screen
- Capable of standing and walking for entire shiftEQUIPMENT & WORK ENVIRONMENT
- Climate-controlled warehouse environment
- Frequent use of small hand tools and testing devices
- Workstations with assembly components and visual aids
- PPE required as provided by employer
- May involve Saturday work based on production demandPREFERRED SKILLS
- Prior experience with cash automation or ATM machines
- English fluency in verbal and written communication
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