PRESS OPERATOR NIGHT SHIFT

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champion personnel systemChardon (OH)

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$21.47 per hour

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Job Description: Union Rubber Injection Press Operator 1st shift pay is $21.47 per hour 3rd shift pay is $23.22 per hour $0.50 Raise Upon Hire Additional $0.50 Raise After 60 Days Shifts: 8:00 PM - 6:00 AM | Sunday - Wednesday or 6:00 AM-4:00 PM Monday-Thursday Union Position Chardon Custom Polymer is hiring Rubber Injection Press Operators for its manufacturing facility in Chardon, Ohio. This is an excellent opportunity to join a stable union workforce with competitive pay increases and a consistent overnight schedule.
Job Duties: Operate rubber injection molding presses Inspect parts for quality and defects Trim, package, and prepare products for shipment Follow production schedules and safety procedures Maintain a clean and organized work area Work as part of a team to meet production goals Requirements Manufacturing experience is a plus but not required Ability to stand for extended periods Ability to work in a dirty rubber production environment Reliable attendance and strong work ethic Steel-toe shoes or boots required Dress Code Jeans T-shirt Steel-toe shoes or boots MID001 Talroo Middlefield Meet Your Recruiter Don Burkley Branch Manager About Chardon, OHReady to take your career to new heights in Chardon, Ohio? Explore our job opportunities in this vibrant town nestled in Geauga County. Chardon offers a perfect blend of small-town charm and big-city opportunities, making it an ideal place for professionals to thrive. With landmarks like the iconic Chardon Square and its charming gazebo, unique local cuisine at Mary Yoder's Amish Kitchen, and cultural gems like Geauga Lyric Theater Guild, there's something for everyone here. Consider Chardon for its close-knit community, scenic parks like Chardon Lakes, and easy access to Cleveland sports teams and venues. Discover the endless possibilities for growth in this enchanting corner of Ohio!

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