Assembler - start at $21.50 - 3rd shift 9pm-5am - Belding, MI

Posted 18 days ago

robroy industriesBelding (MI)

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Assembler At Robroy Enclosures, our Assemblers don't just put parts together—they play a critical role in building high-quality electrical enclosures that protect essential systems every day. In this role, you'll assemble components and finished products to precise specifications, ensuring every unit meets our safety, quality, and production standards in an ISO-driven environment. What you'll own: Assemble components and enclosures using hand and power tools Follow work instructions, prints, and build sheets with precision Inspect parts and finished products to ensure quality standards are met Identify and correct issues before they impact the final product Maintain steady production pace while prioritizing accuracy Track work and complete production reporting as required Keep your workspace clean, organized, and safe What sets you apart: You take pride in doing the job right the first time You're reliable, consistent, and show up ready to contribute You pay attention to detail and don't cut corners You follow processes—but stay engaged and think ahead You put safety first, every shift What you can expect: A hands-on role where your work directly impacts the final product Clear expectations around quality, productivity, and accountability A team environment built on consistency, ownership, and development
Work environment: You'll work around moving equipment and moderate noise. This is a fast-paced manufacturing setting where focus, teamwork, and safety are key. Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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