1st & 2nd shift Press Operators

Posted 2 days ago

fastempsJackson (MN)

Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders Motor Vehicle Metal Stamping

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$15.25

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About the role

POSITION: 1st & 2nd shift Press Operators LOCATION: Jackson, Mi COMPENSATION:1st - $15.25 w/.75 pay increase upon hire in 2nd - $16.25 w/.75 pay increase upon hire in SCHEDULE:1st is 5:00am-3:30pm Monday to Thursday, overtime could be mandated.2nd is 3:30pm-2:00am Monday to Thursday, overtime could be mandated. Simple and fast application process:1 or 2 steps! Copy link below or call our office: https://jobs.exelare.com/jobswidget/index.html#companyId=exl_fastemps&userId=admin&viewJob=Job-2989 JACKSON OFFICE PHONE: 517-784-1415 Company Highlights: For over 50 years, this company has earned a solid reputation as a quality supplier of complex and tightly-tolerance parts for the automotive industry. Expectations/skills that will guide your development and personal growth in position: Previous machine operator experience (at least 6 months) Strong written and spoken communication skills. Ability to prioritize and complete multiple projects. Ability to keep a clean work environment. Interest in working in an organized and supportive work environment.

Work Environment: Clean environment Great location Organized facility Steel Toe are required. Company culture and perks upon hire: Strong Benefit package Work in a great location with a friendly team Paid Vacation & Holidays upon hire Excellent training 401K Clean and organized facility Career advancement

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