Assembly 2nd Shift
greer groupCanton (NC)
About the role
Finishing Operator The Greer Group has great 2nd shift Temp-to-Hire opportunities available in the Canton area for Finishing Operators supporting Paint, Hydro, and Assembly areas. These positions are ideal for candidates with manufacturing or assembly experience who are looking for long-term career opportunities with excellent benefits and growth potential. Shift Hours Monday –Friday 2:30 PM –11:00 PMWhat You'll DoFollow written work instructions to meet daily production and customer delivery goals Inspect parts throughout the production process to ensure quality standards are met Identify and report nonconforming materials to supervisors or area leads Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment Complete accurate production records and documentation Prepare parts for paint and assembly processes Assemble and package parts according to work instructions Use computerized labeling systems and scan guns Report scrap and production issues as needed Tools & Equipment Used Gate cutters Welders Routers and buffers Deburrers Rivet and glue guns Utility knives Drills and hammers Air hoses and staplersPPE and verification stations Packaging materials and fixtures
Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED strongly preferred Minimum 12 months of manufacturing, production, or assembly experience preferred Ability to access information on a computer and operate a labeling scan gun Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety and quality Benefits Upon Hire Competitive compensation Medical, dental, and vision insurance Life and disability coverage Paid vacation and holidays 401(k) with company match Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP)Wellness reimbursement program Opportunities for long-term growth and advancement Apply today to learn more about these excellent manufacturing opportunities in the Canton area!
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