Entry Level Assembly Worker / Manufacturing
kellySavannah (GA)
About the role
Entry Level Assembly Worker / Manufacturing Associate
Location:
Pooler, GA Shift: Full-Time Looking to launch a hands-on career in manufacturing? No experience? No problem—we provide all the training you need! Join a collaborative team assembling prefabricated wall systems and metal components. This is a great opportunity to gain valuable manufacturing skills in an active, supportive team environment. Why You'll Love Working Here Chef-Prepared Meals On-Site: Enjoy delicious, fresh breakfast and lunch made daily by an on-site chef for just $4 per day (about $15/week)!No Experience Needed: Full, hands-on training provided from day one.
Comprehensive Kelly Benefits:
Access to medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short-term disability, telemedicine, and retirement options (learn ).Growth Potential: Learn marketable production skills and build your career in a steady industry.
What You'll Do:
Assemble prefabricated walls and connect metal components using basic tools and equipment. Learn and follow clear, step-by-step manufacturing instructions. Work alongside experienced team members and supervisors who guide and support you. Check assembled parts to ensure they meet quality and safety standards. Help maintain clean, safe, and efficient You Need to Bring Steel-toe boots (required before your first day).A positive attitude and willingness to learn. Strong teamwork and communication skills. Dependable attendance and a safety-first mindset. Comfort working on your feet in a fast-paced production environment. Resume not required
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