Manufacturing Technician
east coast sensors incorporateStratford (CT)
About the role
Job Description
Job Summary:
You will perform a series of operations to assemble and test temperature sensors using a variety of hand and power tools. Instructions and training are provided. Experience in manufacturing/assembly is mandatory to be considered for this position.
Responsibilities and Duties:
Follow detailed assembly instructions and procedures Comply with policies, guidelines and regulatory requirements Report problems with quality, processes, equipment and materials to management Maintain a clean and organized work area to facilitate manufacturing functions
Qualifications and Skills:
High school diploma or equivalent Ability to read and comprehend procedures written in English Good oral communication skills, conflict management skills Must be able to work as a part of a team Ability to frequently sit, stand, walk, and reach within arms length Ability to lift and move up to 10 to 25 pounds
Benefits:
Health/dental and vision insurance available after 1 year. 401K Retirement plan enrollment after 1 year. Profit-sharing with enrollment in 401K plan. Paid vacation after 1 year. Paid Holidays. Generous year end Bonus. Overtime is available.
Job Type: Full-time
Starting Rate: $19/hour - annual raises based on performance
Job Type: Full-time \nCompany
Description: Our company is a small, family owned manufacturing business.
Company Description: Our company is a small, family owned manufacturing business.
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