Machine Operator

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mau workforce solutionsCharlotte (NC)

Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders Nonferrous Metal Die-Casting Foundries

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Junior

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$17.50

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About the role

Machine Operator Opportunity Start your new career as a Machine Operator with MAU at Kason Industries in Newnan, GA. As a Machine Operator, you'll play a key role in producing high-quality components for commercial refrigeration systems by operating various machinery, including die-cast, polishing, panel fastening, press, and assembly equipment. This is a temp-to-hire opportunity.

What We Offer: First Shift | Pay of $17.50 Second Shift | Pay of $18.50 First Shift Hours | 5:00 AM 5:00 PM OR 6:00 AM 4:30 PMSecond Shift Hours | 5:00 PM 5:00 AMMonday Friday with occasional Saturdays Temp-to-hire opportunity

What We're Looking For: High school diploma or GED preferred Experience in machine operation, die casting, polishing, stamping, or assembly Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to perform basic troubleshooting or maintenance Comfortable working in hot, loud, industrial environments Steady and verifiable work history (job longevity is highly valued)Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and stand for extended periods Attention to safety, quality, and detail What You'll Do as a Machine Operator: Operate die-cast, power press, polishing, panel fastening, or assembly machines based on department needs Conduct daily safety checks and maintain proper setup of machines (lubrication, alignment, settings)Grind, deburr, polish, or trim parts as required Inspect materials and finished parts for quality and accuracy Read and follow work instructions, blueprints, or production schedules Maintain an organized and clean workstation Complete daily production and maintenance logs Work collaboratively to meet or exceed daily production goals

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