Press Operator (Findlay, Ohio)

Posted 8 days ago

th plasticsFindlay (OH)

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Junior

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$18.80 / hour

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About the role

Press Operator (Findlay, Ohio)TH Plastics Inc. a custom injection molding manufacturer is now accepting applications for Molding / Assembly Operator. This position is responsible for making a quality product within production standards that will be shipped to the customer.
STARTING PAY: 1st Shift - $17.75 / hour2nd Shift - $18.90 / hour3rd Shift - $18.80 / hourCURRENT OPENINGS:1st Shift2nd Shift3rd ShiftBENEFITSEmployee WIFILight ManufacturingAir Conditioning on Production Floor 401K401K MatchingPaid Time OffMedical, Dental, and Vision InsuranceLife InsuranceDisability InsuranceEmployee AssistanceClean Work EnvironmentEmployee DiscountsSCHEDULE:Monday - Friday8 hour Shifts3 ShiftsJOB RESPONSIBILITIES:Communicate with operators from previous shift to receive important job informationMaintain efficiency to the approved standardInspect and pack product in accordance with the job packInspect the parts and sort by means of visual inspections to insure defect freeMaintain the work area and equipment by cleaning, organizing, and keeping it in orderly conditionProvide accurate scrap counts at the end of the shiftSimultaneous use of hand tools and partsCommunicate with Team Leaders and Supervisors when there are issuesComplete all other duties, as assignedJOB QUALIFICATIONS:Must have the ability to perform repetitive work in a fast paced work environment, which includes long periods of standing, occasional walking and some light liftingMust have the ability to read and comprehend written EnglishMust be able to perform basic math skills including addition, subtraction, and multiplicationRegular on-site attendance is requiredPHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:Must be able to lift up to 35 poundsMust be able to stand for entire scheduled shift

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