Door Fabricator / Door Assembly Associate
Posted 5 days ago
mau workforce solutionsNewnan (GA)
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$17.00–$19.00 per hour
About the role
Door Assembly Associate Start your new career as a Door Assembly Associate with MAU in Newnan, GA. As a Door Assembly Associate, you will fabricate and assemble architectural aluminum doors and entrance systems while ensuring products meet quality and safety standards. This is a temp-to-hire opportunity.
What We Offer
Pay:
$17.00–$19.00 per hour First shift training (6:00 AM–2:00 PM)Current schedule consists of four 10-hour overnight shifts after training Health benefits Dental insurance Full-time position Overtime opportunities Referral programs Career advancement opportunities On-the-job training
What We're Looking For:
Ability to read and interpret basic measurements and use a tape measure to 1/32 inch Ability to read written instructions and follow verbal directions Experience safely using hand tools and drill guns Ability to operate a hand pallet jack and/or motorized pallet jack Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality Team-oriented with good communication skills Willingness to work overtime as needed Flexibility to work in multiple production areas Ability to lift 50+ pounds High school diploma or GED preferred What You'll Do as a Door Fabricator / Door Assembly Associate: Read and follow specification documents and work instructions Fabricate and assemble architectural aluminum doors and related products Operate hand tools, drill guns, and production equipment Inspect aluminum components for quality defects Package finished products for shipment Maintain a clean and safe work environment Work collaboratively with team members and supervisors to meet production goals
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