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Assembly / Production - Tecnico de Ensamblaje

Posted 17 days ago

peak workforce newboldRock Hill (SC)
Team AssemblersAll Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$19.61/hour

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About the role

Assembly Technician Opportunity$19.61/hour / Weekly PayReady to start your career with a company that offers limitless growth opportunities? Apply today with Newbold Services! Our facilities located in York, South Carolina, are seeking assembly technicians. Responsible for the assembly of carriers and components for tandem heavy equipment drive axles, in accordance with work standard instructions and engineering specifications handled with safety and quality. Candidates are expected to work with precision measuring instruments, such as calibrators and micrometers to ensure that the required specifications are met. Candidates must also be able to read, understand, and execute work instructions, as well as read and understand work material lists. Join a dynamic team, with hardworking and dedicated people in a highly satisfying work environment!
Job Qualifications:
  • Repetitive hand movement
  • Heavy lifting personnel required
  • Standing for long periods of time
  • Willing to work in a fast-paced environment
  • Preferable manufacturing experience
  • Overtime required by production schedules
Schedule: 8-hour shift
Monday to Friday OvertimeWeekend availability

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