Assembly Associate
spherionLa Grange (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
As a Production Associate, you will assemble high-quality equipment and components in a dynamic, fast-growing team environment. This position offers an exciting career path with excellent opportunities for long-term growth.
Responsibilities:
Component Assembly: Build structural walls, panels, and sections per specifications. Tool Operation: Safely and efficiently use manual, and electrical hand tools. Safety & Maintenance: Maintain a clean, organized workspace and assist with facility care. Eco-Stewardship: Practice environmentally responsible and community-focused work habits.
Working hours: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Skills:
Math & Measurement: Strong math skills, including fractions and precise tape measure reading.
Experience: Prior background in assembly, manufacturing, or carpentry/framing trades.
Soft Skills: A collaborative team player with a desire to learn and grow.
Education: High School
Experience: 1-4 years
Qualifications:
Technical Literacy: Ability to read and follow basic assembly instructions and diagrams. Physical Stamina: Ability to stand for 8+ hours and regularly lift up to 20 lbs. Problem Solving: Capable of following straightforward written or verbal directions. Safety Conscious: Proven ability to navigate a production floor and use power tools safely.
Company Description:
Spherion is a local staffing and recruiting firm based in Bryan, Texas. We specialize in helping great candidates find their dream jobs.
Company Description:
Spherion is a local staffing and recruiting firm based in Bryan, Texas. We specialize in helping great candidates find their dream jobs.
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