Polisher

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cloerenEau Claire (WI)

Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand Electroplating, Plating, Polishing, Anodizing, and Coloring

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Polisher Position at Cloeren Incorporated It's your time to shine as a Polisher at Cloeren Incorporated in Wisconsin! In this position, you will use your unique polishing skills to achieve a perfect surface finish on our extrusion dies and feedblocks. Essential functions and responsibilities include: Polish to accomplish consistency across the finish of the part. Maintain a clean work area and tools. Perform limited maintenance work when assigned by supervisor. Assist in assembly. Comply with all quality policies, specifications, regulations, and instructions. Perform all tasks in a safe and responsible manner.

Qualifications: Ability to polish to precise tolerances. Ability to maintain a set schedule. Must be reliable and punctual. Pays strong attention to detail. Ability to work overtime when required.

Education and experience: High School Diploma or GED Trade School Program A Plus Experience in a manufacturing setting highly preferred Cloeren Incorporated, headquartered in Orange, Texas, is the global leader in feedblock and die technology for extrusion applications. To find out more about our family-run business, visit our website at www.cloeren.com. Cloeren benefits: BlueCross BlueShield Medical Insurance 401k benefits, including company matching Competitive wages and paid vacation Company STD and LTD

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