Assembler
doherty staffingGrand Forks (ND)
About the role
Assembler Doherty Staffing Solutions is hiring Assembler workers for a manufacturing company in Grand Forks, ND. In this role, you’ll help build quality industrial products that protect people and property while working in a stable, growing operation. If you enjoy hands-on work and using tools in a production environment, this could be a great fit. Read below for more information! What You’ll Do as an Assembler: Assemble product components using mechanical fasteners Use hand tools and power tools to build products Package and crate finished products using proper materials and carpentry methods Assist with loading, unloading, and general warehouse duties Complete orders accurately and on time according to work instructions and shipping lists Support safe handling and preparation of products for shipment What You Need to Bring to the Assembler Role: High school diploma or GED preferred Ability to use measuring devices, hand tools, and power tools Basic carpentry skills and mechanical knowledge preferred Ability to read and follow work instructions, blueprints, or shipping documents Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and stand for the duration of the shift Experience operating tools such as table saws, miter saws, or forklifts is a plus Entry-level candidates welcome Enjoy weekly pay, access to health coverage options through Benefits in a Card (including preventative and minimum value plans), and temp-to-hire opportunities for long-term stability where applicable. As a family-owned company with over 45 years in business, we pride ourselves on providing personalized support through a local, dedicated recruiter and maintaining a strong reputation backed by positive online ratings. We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace and are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer, welcoming candidates from all backgrounds and experiences.
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