General Production Operator (GPO)
arielAkron (OH)
About the role
Job OpportunityLOCATION: Akron, OH, USA
Shifts: Friday-Saturday days: 5am-5pmJob Summary:
See our facility and work environment here:https://www.arielcorp.com/company/video-gallery/video.UZEUtpOp.8y6HZmS4.htmlRequirements:High school diploma or GED requiredAttention to detailQuality mindsetAbility to safely operate heavy equipment (overhead cranes, forklifts, etc.)Manufacturing and/or mechanical experienceExperience using hand grinders or similar toolsBenefits: Company provided toolsYearly boot allowanceQuarterly cash profit-sharing bonuses 401K with company 100% match (up to 6%) AND annual company-paid profit-sharing retirement contributionExcellent comprehensive benefit plan - medical, dental, vision, prescription, and life/disability planCorporate location on-site wellness clinic for employees and their dependents enrolled in the comprehensive benefit planPaid holidaysGenerous paid time-off programTuition reimbursement and student debt relief programsRelocation assistance for eligible positionsCompany Culture: Ariel is the world's largest manufacturer of separable reciprocating gas compressors, meaning our products help fuel the future by moving natural gas from underground to homes and businesses. Ariel's culture and values are the cornerstone of the way we do business. We hire extraordinary people and invest in their growth, giving our employees the opportunity to build a career in an industry that is powering the world's energy infrastructure. Our culture of continuous learning in a team-based environment not only enables employee development, but also encourages it.
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