Shop Helper

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madden industrial craftsmenTualatin (OR)

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$20 - $21/hr

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About the role

Shop HelperMadden Industrial Craftsmen is looking to find a Shop Helper for a full service metal treating facility in Tualatin, OR. This position is 40 hours a week with lots of room for growth! Shop Helper duties and responsibilities include training in various roles throughout the shop, transporting parts to the staging area for production using equipment such as forklifts, hoists, or pallet jacks. Load, unload, wash, and stack production parts to prepare for heat treatment. Unpack and re-pack finished parts in containers for shipment. Assist with shipping/receiving duties. Operate equipment to clean parts. Communicate problems to supervisor and operator. Maintain good housekeeping practices and keep area orderly. Straighten parts and help furnace/machine operators. Other duties and training as assigned.
Skills and qualifications: Basic forklift experience needed. Able to lift up to 20-50lbs. Mechanically inclined. Good attendance and great attitude! Attention to detail. Some computer skills needed for the data entry and order form organization. Able to be on your feet for shift. Bending, pushing, pulling. Details: Day shift open to some flexibility but around 8:00am - 4:00pm Monday - Friday. 40 hours a week. $20 - $21/hr to start and lots of room for wage growth. This can be a "stepping stone" position -- you'll be trained on the machinery to eventually be moved into more responsibility and wage growth if you are interested!

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