Press Operator
simosDelmont (PA)
$19.38 / Hour
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DescriptionAre you looking for a temp-to-hire opportunity with great potential? We're hiring a Press Operator in Delmont, PA, offering $19.38/hour! This is a fantastic chance to get your foot in the door with a stable company, working a weekend shift orMonday to Friday, 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM schedule. If you're ready to press forward with your career, contact our RPS Recruiter, Sarah at [email protected] today!
Perks & Benefits:
- Weekly paychecksDirect Deposit or Cash Card pay optionsMedical / Dental Insurance$19.38 / HourEmployment Type & ShiftsTemp to Hire2nd ShiftWeekend ShiftsJob Responsibilities Crane operation
- Crane scales
- Scrape / vacuum molds
- Apply mold release
- Load & level molds
Detailed understanding of Manufacturing Order (MO), including Bill of Material components & operational steps; along with text instructions. Responsible to follow established standard operating & quality procedures. Utilize Fork Truck to move & stage materials, understands pallet load restrictions. Understands Press schedule & maintains production according to the schedule. Performs sheet quality inspections / measurements & documents, as necessary, to ensure first quality with accuracy. Operate Press Saw, as required. Perform housekeeping / TPEM / 5S, as required. Perform Movex transactions, as required. Operate whirlwind & high-speed mixers; as trained. Inform Lead Operator, Supervisor, and / or Maintenance of issues immediately. Multiple shifts available Associate Requirements HS Diploma or GED
Background Check
Drug Test
Must be at least 18 years old
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