Production Team Member | Automotive

Posted 15 days ago

pullapartCorpus Christi (TX)

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Production Team Member As a Production Team Member, you'll work on-site at one of our store locations helping to safely process vehicles, maintain equipment, and support daily production operations in an outdoor industrial environment. What you'll do as a Production Team Member: Support a \"Safety First\" culture and follow all safety/environmental procedures Ensure clean and organized workspaces Provide friendly, professional service when interacting with customers Inspect and operate production tools and equipment safely Dismantle vehicles and remove designated parts and fluids Perform general maintenance and assist with building upkeep Assist with reporting inventory and achieving team goals Wear PPE and follow SOPs daily Work outdoors in all weather conditions Learn and grow new skills as directed by your team leads What you bring as a Production Team Member: Friendly attitude and commitment to customer service Basic knowledge of auto parts and mechanical functions Experience with hand and power tools Ability to lift 50 lbs and perform physical tasks Ability to work Monday–Friday with some weekends/overtime Comfortable working outdoors in all weather Basic computer and mobile device skills Reliable transportation Heavy equipment or forklift maintenance experience (preferred)Bilingual in English & Spanish (preferred)Pull-A-Part is a national leader in the do-it-yourself used auto parts industry, offering a sustainable and customer-focused approach to automotive recycling. Headquartered in Atlanta, we operate 35 superstores across the country. Our core values: Respect – Every person matters Help – Support your team and customers Learn – Ask questions and grow skills Grow – Advance your career Pull-A-Part is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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