Burn Table Operator / Fabricator- 2nd shift
heritage truck equipmentHartville (OH)
Burn Table Operator / Fabricator- 2nd shift
Posted today
heritage truck equipmentHartville (OH)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Fabrication Department Opportunity Heritage Truck Equipment in Hartville, Ohio is looking to recruit motivated individuals for its Fabrication Department.
Benefits include:
100% employer-paid medical insurance premiums, monthly attendance bonuses, 401K with company match and more!
Full-time - Second Shift - 50 hours/week- 4P-2:30A Mon-Fri
Roles & Responsibilities:
Operate burn table
Grind and sand parts
Label parts
Stock weld work stations
Maintain clean work environment
Qualifications:
Able to lift, carry, push, pull, and/or move 75 pounds and over, with frequent lifting and/or carrying
Self-motivated and able to work in a fast paced work environment
Able to work overtime
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Solid work history is a must
Reliable attendance
Reliable transportation
High School Diploma or equivalent
Job Offers:
Full-time
50 hours/week
Weekly Pay
100% employer paid medical insurance premiums.
Optional Dental/Vision insurance
401K with company match
Paid Time Off
Paid Holidays
Monthly Attendance Bonus (up to $5,100 in first year, up to $5,800 per year after first year)
$2,000.00 sign-on bonus
If you are looking to start a career with a company that has shown continuous growth over the last 20 years, offers competitive pay and amazing benefits, apply today and join our ever-growing team!
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