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Job Description: Currently seeking Electroplater in Attleboro, MA for a full time temporary to permanent position. Responsibilities of Electroplater: -Review work order and related paperwork -Assist in performing routine maintenance on plating system and equipment -Identify job parameters and set tank controls -Set-up tank properly and execute plating instructions -Perform racking and tooling of parts -Inspect parts for proper surface preparation -Ensure all previous operations have been completed -Maintain a clean work environment -complete and maintain all records -Perform other duties as assigned Requirements of Electroplater: -High School diploma or equivalent -5+ years electroplating experience -Previous experience working with chemicals in manufacturing ot plating environment -strong understanding of plating processes, tank set-up and part handling -Ability to follow safety procedures -Excellent attention to detail -Good Organizational skills -Ability to read and interpret blue prints Hours 7:00am-3:30pm Monday-Friday
Pay Rate: up to $26.00/hr based on experience \nCompany
Description: The Alpha Group is one of Massachusetts largest privately owned staffing firms. We are currently hiring in various locations throughout MA and RI. If this position doesn't interest you please check out our website:www.thealphagroup.com
Company Description: The Alpha Group is one of Massachusetts largest privately owned staffing firms. We are currently hiring in various locations throughout MA and RI. If this position doesn't interest you please check out our website: www.thealphagroup.com

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