Production Hose Assembly $20/hour

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Job Full Description: High Production Hose Assembly | $20/hr | 1st Shift | Dayton, OH
Location: Dayton, Ohio Pay: $20/hour Schedule: 1st Shift | Full-Time Why You'll Love This Job: Competitive $20/hour pay Full-time opportunity with long-term potential Hands-on mechanical assembly work Fast-paced production environment Opportunity to build valuable manufacturing skills
What You'll Be Doing: ?? Cut hose and protective sleeves to specified lengths?? Measure materials accurately using a tape measure?? Assemble brass fittings and preassembled spray guns onto hoses?? Apply safety labels and prepare completed assemblies for packaging?? Package finished hose assemblies for shipment Maintain a fast pace while producing 350+ hose assemblies per day
What We're Looking For: Mechanical aptitude and hands-on assembly experience Previous experience using a tape measure Strong hand dexterity and attention to detail Comfortable working in a high-production, fast-paced environment Strong sense of urgency and ability to maintain production goals Ability to perform repetitive assembly tasks throughout the shift Must be able to successfully complete a dexterity test Benefits Available to Eligible Express Associates:• Medical Plan • Dental Plan • Vision/Eyewear Plan • 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan • Life Insurance • Disability Coverage • Scholarship Program
Our Location: 9155 North Dixie Drive Dayton, Ohio 45414 Dayton (North), OH 2839 9155 North Dixie Drive Dayton, OH 45414

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