Die Mold Builder- 1st Shift

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express employment professionals defunctJacksboro (TN)

Molders, Shapers, and Casters, Except Metal and Plastic Industrial Mold Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Full Description: We are partnering with Sign Resource to hire DIE MOLD BUILDERS.

Location: Jacksboro, TN

Pay: $14.50/hr

Shift: 1st Shift 10-Hour Shifts Overtime Available Friday & Saturday Long-Term Opportunity

Responsibilities: Build and assemble die molds to specifications Use measuring tapes, saws, hand tools, and power tools safely and accurately Read and interpret measurements and work instructions Inspect completed work for quality and accuracy Maintain a clean and organized work area Support production and fabrication operations as needed

Requirements: Previous carpentry experience preferred Experience using hand tools, power tools, measuring tapes, and saws required Must be able to work 10-hour shifts Must be available for overtime as needed Strong attention to detail Strong work ethic and dependable attendance Apply today to join Sign Resource and take advantage of long-term opportunities, benefits, and room for advancement!

Benefits: Available Through Express Until Hired On By The CompanyTO APPLY:Click the link below to send us your application or call our office at 423-566-0089 to speak to a Recruiter for a phone interview. Visit us in person at 1907 Old Jacksboro Hwy Ste 2, Jacksboro, TN 37757. Lafollette, TN 2646 1907 Old Jacksboro Hwy Suite 2 Jacksboro, TN 37757

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