Sorter - 3rd shift

Posted 7 days ago

spirolBallouville (CT)

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About the role

Sorter - 3rd Shift While SPIROL is a manufacturing company, our true value is that of a value-added engineering organization. Since 1948, we have been dedicated to providing the best engineered components and assembly solutions for tens of thousands of applications. We would not be able to achieve this without our world class team of dedicated and talented employees. We are looking for a Sorter - 3rd shift to join our team in Danielson, Connecticut. The Sorter is responsible for the accurate and timely sorting of SPIROL product. This sorting could take place on any of the sorting machines, or could be hand sorted. This person is responsible for the maintenance and housekeeping of the sorting area and the maintenance of the sorting machines as established in the Preventative Maintenance programs. The Sorter is responsible for proper line clearance of equipment. Insure all items in sorting area are properly identified with job numbers and tags indicating sorted or not sorted. Maintain all sorting equipment to the preventative maintenance schedules documented for each machine. Insure the sorting area is maintained in a clean and orderly manner, following the housekeeping plan documented for the area.
Job Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent Must be able to lift up to 70 lbs. repetitively Must have mechanical aptitude and be able to multi-taskWHY SPIROL:Competitive Compensation Structure Health/Dental/Vision/Life Insurance Disability Insurance 401(k) with Company MatchingESOP Pension Pet Insurance Paid time off Employee Referral Bonus Program Education Assistance Program Employee Assistance Program Apply today to get started on a rewarding career with SPIROL!SPIROL an equal opportunity employer. SPIROL does not discriminate on the basis of race/color/religion/sex/national origin/veteran/disability/age/sexual orientation/gender identity or any other characteristic protected by law.

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