1st Shift - Grinder/Finisher

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manpowerSpring Lake (MI)

Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand Machine Shops

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Junior

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$16.00

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About the role

1st Shift - Grinder/Finisher Our client, an industry leader in metal finishing and manufacturing, is seeking a dedicated 1st Shift - Grinder/Finisher to join their team. As a Grinder/Finisher, you will be part of the Industrial department supporting production operations. The ideal candidate will have attention to detail, safety consciousness, and teamwork skills, which will align successfully in the organization.

Location: Spring Lake, MI

Pay Range: $16.00

Shift: 6:00 am - 2:30 pmWhat's the Job? Polish and buff metal components to achieve required surface finishes Inspect parts for scratches, defects, and finish quality Operate polishing wheels, grinders, sanders, and related finishing equipment Follow work instructions, specifications, and quality standards Handle and move materials safely throughout the production process What's Needed? Verbal communication skills Experience with polishing and metal working Ability to operate machines such as grinders and sanders Attention to detail and quality standards Willingness to work in a team environment What's in it for me? Opportunity to work in a reputable manufacturing environment Consistent day shift hours Potential for skill development and growth Safe and organized work setting Supportive team collaboration Upon completion of waiting period associates are eligible for: Medical and prescription drug plans Dental plan Supplemental life insurance Short term disability insurance 401(k)

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