1st Shift - Brake Press

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express employment professionals defunctRochester (MN)

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Job Full Description: Brake Press Operator - Rochester, MN
Pay: $27.48 per hour Shift: Monday-Friday, 630am - 3pm with OT Express Employment Professionals is seeking skilled Brake Press Operators for a leading manufacturing company in Rochester, MN. This is an excellent opportunity for candidates seeking a stable career with competitive pay and consistent overtime.
Responsibilities: Perform a variety of machine setups and production involving forming, shaping, and perforating. Report labor and job data accurately. Maintain quality, safety, and efficiency. Maintain clean and neat work area. Perform other jobs within the department or plant as required by supervision
Qualifications: Prior experience in a manufacturing environment is beneficial. Previous experience as a press operator is desired. A good command of the English language is required, both written and spoken. Strong interpersonal and communication skills are required. Ability to read and understand route sheets and blueprints, and check parts to print. Benefits of Working with Express Weekly pay and immediate benefits Evaluation-to-hire opportunity with a respected local employer Personalized job matching and interview preparation No fees for job seekers-ever Fast and simple hiring process Apply today to learn more about this high-paying opportunity! Rochester, MN 1026 2518 North Broadway Rochester, MN 55906

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