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1st shift Materials Dept $16 All positions start at $16/hr + profit sharing bonuses once hired on.
Profit Sharing Averaged $7 per Hour above regular pay last year.
GREAT COMPANY - LOOKING TO HIRE NOW in Simpsonville SC!
Growing company hiring immediately Schedule: Start time is 5:30am and end time can vary by department. The company is currently working 6 days a week (Friday - Saturday). Average 55-60 hours per week. This is mandatory (the schedule is not flexible). Ability to work 5 to 7 days a week year round. Typically 10hr shifts is a must for this position. Although training is specific provided we are seeking employees with the following related experience:
- Production in a steel toed boot environment
- Metal fabricating
- Computer Skills
- Aluminum work
- STRONG MATH SKILLS
- Ability to easily read a TAPE MEASURE (Testing required)
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with changing priorities, both independently and as part of a team.
- Ability to follow instructions.
- Ability to maintain a positive and professional work attitude, always.
- Willingness to learn to the best of his/her abilities.
- Ability to sit, climb, stoop, kneel, or crawl.Lift up to 60 lbs throughout the shift.
Well established company (over 60 years old) Full time – permanent position (contract to hire), 401k, match, Medical, dental, vision, company participation, Quarterly paid Profit sharing.
OPENINGS INCLUDE:
MULTIPLE (UNIT PRODUCTION DEPT OPENINGS)
- Press break
- Stretchformer
- Auto Saw
- Roller
- Channel Line
- Automated Machines
We also have other 1st shift openings with a later start time in the following departments.
Shipping: Packing crates and skids. Hand tool work. Carpentry or Construction background is great for this. We DO NOT need a forklift driver for this position.
Materials Dept: In this role you'll be pulling components, hardware, misc duties. Forklift is a plus but not a requirement. Please note that you will NOT sit on a forklift all day. You will be off more than on.
