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Central Screw Products
Manufacturing Laborer
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A laborer is a worker who performs physical tasks and manual labor as part of their job. They are employed in a variety of industries from Warehousing to Manufacturing. Responsibilities can include assisting with shipping and receiving operations, moving equipment, and organizing inventory.
$38,877 / year median in Michigan
Job Description
Manufacturing Laborer Central Screw Products - 3.5 Troy, MI Job Details Full-time $20 - $24 an hour 5 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications Forklift Driver's License Material handling equipment operation Full Job Description Job Overview Central Screw Products is a family-owned CNC machine shop and precision component importer looking for a hard-working, dependable teammate to support our daily shop floor operations. This role is primarily hands-on production support — expect the majority of your day (roughly 80%) to be spent packing, painting, assembling, and directly supporting the production floor, with the remainder split across shipping/receiving, local deliveries, and shop upkeep. We're looking for someone reliable, safety-conscious, and comfortable wearing multiple hats in a small manufacturing environment.
Note:
as our sister company, Detroit Gun Works, scales, there may be occasional opportunities to support their fulfillment operations, subject to any additional compliance requirements. Responsibilities- Production Support ( Primary Focus ): Pack parts, paint parts, operate a scale, and perform basic hands-on assembly of parts and materials. Load and unload machines. Review daily tasks and prioritize workload to keep production moving.
Shipping & Receiving:
Generate shipping documents, label boxes, and process new shipments. Check and sort incoming containers and shipments for quality and quantity accuracy. Inspect incoming and outgoing shipments for damage.Material Handling:
Load and unload containers and trucks — using a forklift where needed. Comfort operating a forklift is required; formal certification is not.Local Delivery:
Drive a company vehicle for local pickups and deliveries as needed.