Press brake operator with 2 years experience running a press brake Operator $17/hr. PLUS Quarterly Cash bonus $5-8/hr. 1st shift, 6 days a week Mon-Sat

Posted 8 days ago

sawyer staffingSimpsonville (SC)

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Junior

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$17.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Opportunity1st shift, Press brake, Punch press, Metal shear $17/hour, quarterly cash bonus program which normally averages between an additional $5-8 per hour. This job works 6 days a week. Monday through Friday from 5:30am to 5:30pm, Saturday from 5:30am until roughly sometime between 1-3pm give or take a little. This job generally works 60+ hours per week. Must be mechanically inclined. Some training can be provided for the right candidate. Experience preferred. Press brake, Punch press, Metal shear. Are you a person who likes to...? -use tools -operate machinery -read directions -can take things apart and put them back together -and interested in and patient with how things work. Requires manual dexterity. Requires mechanical ability. Requires a safety conscience individual. Requires steel toe shoes. Physical fitness and agility are needed. Basic math skills are required. Able to read a tape to 1/16". MUST PASS HAIR DRUG SCREEN.Must have your own transportation. Must valid driver's license. Second chance employer. Will consider candidates with background issues provided that candidate volunteers information before we run a background check.#ZR

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