Part-Time Assembler OR Machine Operator

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jelltech consultingRichfield (MN)

Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other Machine Shops

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$18 - 21/HR

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About the role

Job Description: We are seeking apart-time Assembler and a part-time Machine Operatorto join a local manufacturing company in the Richfield/Germantownarea. Hours/Days you want to work can be between 7:30am - 9:00pm Looking for 15-30 hours a week for both roles. Previous experience or similar production experience required.

Pay: $18 - 21/HRLight assembly Custom boxing What does the right candidate look like? The candidate for the assembly position should be able to use general hand tools. A background with some assembly is nice The most important part of this role is being detail oriented as they need to remember a lot of parts and make sure everything is correct when boxing. They need to work well in a team and be able to be on their feet all day. They would need to be able to lift up to 50 pounds a few times a day, but most of our products are 25 pounds or under.

Operator Description: This job has three main parts: CNC Operator, Finishing, Cutting Materials Loading parts on CNC’s Finish plastic and metal parts that come off the machines. Using woodworking equipment like; Router tables, Drill presses, hand tools. Grinders and sanding for the metal. Has used power tools and hand tools Would benefit from having someone with a mechanical skillset or background. \nCompany

Description: Your local Southeastern Wisconsin Staffing company striving to become the most trusted company to help you find people in the state.

Company Description: Your local Southeastern Wisconsin Staffing company striving to become the most trusted company to help you find people in the state.

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