Assembler/Finisher
qpsPeosta (IA)
$18.00 - $20.00/hour
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Assembler / Finisher
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$18.00 - $20.00/hour Reached a dead end at your current job? Check out how this position can create a new path! QPS Employment Group has a great opportunity available for an Assembler / Finisher at a company in Dubuque, IA. This is a temporary position. Apply now! Assembler / Finisher Responsibilities:- Perform assembly tasks including adjusting, trimming, and fitting parts - Inspect components for quality, ensuring products meet specifications - Handle material orders, utilize equipment such as screwdrivers, drawer machines, and staple guns - Maintain organization and cleanliness of the work area throughout the shift - Read and follow detailed work instructions, adhering to safety guidelines - Support different steps of the finishing process as needed, working in various climates and environments Requirements for Assembler / Finisher:- High school diploma or GED preferred - Manufacturing, assembly, construction experience is a plus - Ability to read a tape measure accurately - Ability to use hand and power tools - Strong attention to detail - Ability to stand for extended periods and lift 25-50 pounds - Ability to perform repetitive hand movements - Ability to work in a production environment - Reliable attendance - Mechanical aptitude - Quality-focused - Problem solving and teamwork skills - Ability to work independentlyIND038 QPS Employment Group is a full-service staffing firm comprised of dedicated and passionate people with over 50 offices throughout the United States. We place great people with great companies in industrial, skilled trades, administrative, manufacturing, general labor and professional employment. Hiring immediately!
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