Day Shift Electrical Assembler

Posted 17 days ago

onin staffingHouston (TX)

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Junior

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$19 hourly

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About the role

Day Shift Electrical Assembler Katy, TXThis is an amazing opportunity for an experienced electrical assembler to enjoy $19 hourly with overtime opportunities. Plus, radically affordable health insurance after 30 days. Monday-Saturday 6am-3pm - $19.00/hr, $28.50/overtime - Consistent overtime opportunities - Affordable health insurance you can actually use, including $5 copays, $5 prescriptions, and free Telehealth services
What You'll Do: Electrical Assembler- Identify and report factors that may impact assigned work - Follow established departmental methods, processes, and procedures - Inspect parts for accuracy or defects prior to use - Read and interpret electrical and mechanical diagrams - Observe work areas for unsafe practices and promptly report concerns Preferred Candidate Might:- 6 months of experience as an electrical assembler - Proficiency in using hand and power tools - Familiarity with blueprints and other electrical drawings - Proficiency in English language Don't miss this chance to enhance your experience in a production environment while enjoying competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package. Weekly pay$5 prescription drugs$5 doctor's visit copays Free teledoctor service Free counseling services Life insurance included Vision insurance included Dental insurance included Vacation and holiday pay Scholarship Opportunities 401(k) retirement plan Free legal services Our unbeatable employee discount program

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