Assembly/Production Associates - $18.75/HR

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canadian executive search groupBlue Springs (MO)

Team Assemblers Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Description: Canadian Executive Search Group (USA ), a division of Arrow Workforce Solutions has immediate openings for Assembly/ Production Associates for our client in the automotive manufacturing industry located in Blue Springs, MO.

Location: Blue Springs, MO.

Pay rate: 1st shift – $18.00/HR2nd shift – $18.75/HR3rd shift – $18.75/HRThe shift hours are as follows:1st Shift – 6:00 AM – 2:20 PM (Monday – Friday)2nd Shift – 2:00 PM – 10:20 PM (Monday – Friday)3rd Shift – 10:00 PM – 6:20 AM (Sunday – Thursday)You will be required to work overtime as requested

Responsibilities: Participate on a production team as required per work instructions in an efficient manner Be able to work with minimal supervision Be self-motivated, a team player, and a fast learner Check all orders for quality, order accuracy, and proper labeling Have great communication skills Able to lift up to 30 pounds

Requirements: You must have a High School Diploma or GEDYou will be required to do an onsite interview at the plant, prior to being offered a position Must be able to pass post Offer Pre-Employment Drug Screen and Criminal Background Check Must be able to work full time and some OT as needed Must be punctual, and have your own transportation (This job is not on a bus route)You must have steel toed shoes or boots at time of application

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