Quality agent 1st and 2nd shift

Posted 7 days ago

abacusLebanon (TN)

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Junior

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$20.50/hr

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About the role

Abacus Corporation Abacus Corporation is a family-owned staffing leader with 80+ years of experience, providing modern workforce solutions nationwide. With a supportive culture and over 25,000 employees, we offer long-term jobs, competitive pay, benefits, and real growth opportunities.
Position Overview: Abacus is hiring detail-oriented inspectors for a high-security facility in Lebanon. This role is focused on the final visual inspection of products to ensure they meet cosmetic standards before they reach the customer.
Key Responsibilities: Cosmetic inspection: Thoroughly check products for surface flaws such as scratches, dents, or chips. Quality verification: Ensure every item is in "good condition" and meets the final quality checklist. Physical stamina: This position requires standing for the full duration of a 10-hour shift.
Candidate Requirements: Documentation: Must have a U.S. Passport or U.S. Birth Certificate. Focus: Ability to maintain high attention to detail for long periods. Reliability: We need workers who are on time every day.
Start date: Looking for candidates who can start immediately. Site Rules &
Benefits: Competitive pay: $17.50/hr 1st shift and $20.50/hr 2nd shift Weekly pay: Get paid every Friday!$50 referral bonus: Refer a friend who meets the citizenship and detail requirements. Monthly swag raffle: Leave a Google review for the Smyrna branch to enter to win.

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