Manufacturing Floater
cardinal staffingSaginaw (MI)
$16 hr
ApplyAbout the role
Manufacturing Floater Cardinal Staffing Service is hiring a Manufacturing floater located in Harrison Twp, MI. We are seeking a reliable and hardworking Manufacturing floater to assemble and inspect metal parts in a fast-paced production environment. The ideal candidate is safety-focused, mechanically inclined, and able to work with hand and power tools efficiently. Responsibilities of the Manufacturing floater include: Cross train in multiple manufacturing and production departments. Operate nail guns, saws, and other hand/power tools safely Grinding operations Press operations Sorting and inspecting parts Plug gauging and quality checks Building and assembling shipping boxes Follow all company safety procedure and quality standards Maintain and clean and organized work area Adapt to changing job assignments and priorities throughout the workday
Qualifications:
- Previous construction, manufacturing, warehouse, or pallet-building experience preferred
- Ability to lift to 50–75 lbs regularly
- Comfortable standing, bending, and working in a physical environment
- Ability to use measuring tools and follow specifications
- Strong attendance and work ethic
- Available shifts:1st Shift, 7:00am-3:30pm Mon-Fri, $16 hr.
- Cardinal Staffing also follows all applicable state and local laws regarding sick time, paid time off, and retirement savings programs. Cardinal Staffing is an equal opportunity employer.
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