Mechanical Assembler
manpowerRock Hill (SC)
$20 an hour
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Mechanical Assembler Our client, a leading manufacturing organization, is seeking a Mechanical Assembler to join their team. As a Mechanical Assembler, you will be part of the production department supporting assembly and quality assurance processes. The ideal candidate will demonstrate attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and a proactive attitude, which will align successfully in the Title: Mechanical Assembler
Location: Rock Hill, SC
Pay Range: $20 an hour
Shift:
Monday - Thursday, 5:30 am to 4:00 pm What's the Job? Perform final assembly of products from stock configurations to meet customer specifications (reconfigure).Conduct pre-delivery inspections of equipment received from overseas manufacturing facilities. Perform maintenance, repairs, installations, and assembly reconfigurations within designated time frames. Utilize hand and power tools effectively to complete tasks blueprints and technical diagrams to ensure proper assembly and troubleshooting. What's Needed? Experience in mechanical assembly, automotive, or related fields preferred. Ability to read blueprints and technical diagrams. Proficiency with hand and power tools. Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. Willingness to work a consistent Monday-Thursday schedule. What's in it for me? Weekly pay to support your financial goals. Opportunity to develop skills in a dynamic manufacturing environment. Work with a dedicated team committed to quality and safety. Potential for future growth within the work environment that values diversity and inclusion. Upon completion of waiting period associates are eligible for: Medical and Prescription Drug Plans Dental Plan Supplemental Life Insurance Short Term Disability Insurance 401(k)If this is a role that interests you and you'd like to learn more, click apply now and a recruiter will be in touch with you to discuss this great opportunity. We look forward to speaking with you!
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