3rd Shift Automotive Production - New Albany, IN

Posted 7 days ago

simosNew Albany (IN)

Team Assemblers Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing

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About the role

Description: Staff Management | SMX has openings for Assembly Associates with our premier Tier 1 automotive supplier in the New Albany, IN Area! This is a temp to hire, full-time, long term position. Third shift is available!

Perks & Benefits: Casual Dress CodeClimate Controlled EnvironmentModern, high tech EnvironmentPaid TrainingWeekly paychecksDirect Deposit or Cash Card pay optionsMedical / Dental InsuranceSign on Bonus (Restrictions Apply) Referral Bonus (Restrictions Apply) Advancement Opportunities$20.00 HourBonuses are per eligibility requirementsEmployment Type & ShiftsFull TimeTemp to HireLong Term3rd ShiftJob Responsibilities Assemble interior components and molding assemblies for automobiles, including dash boards, consoles, air bag assemblies and door trims. Job functions include injection molding, assembly, painting, and forklift operation Assembly associates work with and/or around moving mechanical parts. Noise level varies and the production environment is climate controlled. All positions require ability to lift 40 lbs. Must be able to stand, walk, move about for shift duration (8-12 hours). Manual dexterity, normal or corrected vision to read directions, be able to visually inspect parts, and to distinguish colors. Associate Requirements HS Diploma or GED Background Check Able to Lift 40 pounds Drug Test Stand for Shift Duration Must be at least 18 years old

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