Die Cast Operator - 2nd or 3rd shift

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spartan light metal productsMexico (MO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$525

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About the role

Welcome to Spartan Light Metal Products. Producing complex engineering solutions for over 60 years. We live our Core Values everyday cultivating an environment of Collaboration, Integrity, and Reliability in all we do. We have built a culture based on servant leadership, collaboration, and a commitment to quality and excellence. Spartan has become the go-to expert in light-weight die-casting and specializes in tackling complex engineering challenges to deliver the highest quality products for leading manufacturing companies around the world. Come join an industry leader where we offer the following benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401k with company match, quarterly profit sharing, paid time off, paid holidays 2nd or 3rd SHIFTDie Cast Operators are responsible for setting up and operating pressure die casting machines to cast parts. They also monitor the process and the quality of the product and makes necessary corrections to the process in order to maintain a steady flow of quality product to the customer.
Requirements: Knowledge of die casting and inspection Strong mechanical/technical aptitude Good communication and teamwork skills Good attendance record, must be reliable/dependable 1+ years of experience preferred Quarterly Incentive Program (earning potential of $525 per quarter) 401K w/ Company Match Benefits after 60 days Perfect Attendance Program

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