Machine Operator/Assembler (44012)

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champion personnel systemAvon Lake (OH)

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Mid

SALARY

$18.75 per hour

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About the role

Job Title Machine Operator/Assembler (Contract-to-Hire)
Pay & Benefits: $18.75/hr starting pay, with overtime available on Fridays, but currently working Monday through Thursday.. Contract-to-hire with clear pay growth: once hired in, you'll receive a $1/hr raise, then $0.50 raises quarterly. benefits include medical/dental/vision (after 30 days), 401(k) + profit sharing (after 6 months), paid holidays, tuition reimbursement, and vacation time. On-site fitness center. Hours & Location North Ridgeville, OHMonday-Thursday 5:50am-4:20pmOT Fridays as needed Breaks: 30-minute lunch + (2) 10-minute breaks
Job Responsibilities:
  • Operating a press machine
  • Assemble ignitor components (gaskets, back plates, screws, springs) using small hand tools
  • Work independently at times while following clear instruction sheets
  • Pack pumps and motors into boxes, build cartons, and apply labels for shipment
  • Monitor quality and keep pace with daily production goals (up to 500+ units/day once fully trained)
  • Opportunity to cross-train into sub-assembly and product testing as you grow
Required Qualifications:
  • Dependable attendance and punctuality in a manufacturing/production setting
  • Comfortable standing/walking for the full shift in a repetitive, fast-paced environment
  • Good manual dexterity and attention to detail
  • Able to read and understand English work instructions
  • Assembly or general labor experience is a plus (training provided)
  • Work Environment
Busy, well-run manufacturing facility producing residential and commercial heating/energy equipment. You'll rotate between small-team assembly and independent packing work with straightforward instructions and hands-on training.
Pre-Employment Requirements: Drug screen and background check required. We are an equal opportunity employer and consider all qualified applicants.#NOR001#TALROONORTHOLMSTED

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