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Repair and Tool Technician
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What they do
A Precision or Fine Instrument Repairer makes, calibrates, repairs, maintains, adjusts and installs mechanical watches and clocks, and nautical, meteorological, optical and other precision instruments and equipment, and sets them for correct performance.
$47,725 / year median in Oklahoma
-14% projected decline
Job Description
SCHEDULE
DAY SHIFT
•8:00 AM
•5:00 PM (CAN
VARY DEPENDING ON WORKLOAD
);
OVERTIME IS MOST LIKELY ON A WEEKLY BASIS TOP SKILLS/EXPERIENCE
(HIGHLY
PREFERRED
):
•
MUST BE HONEST, RELIABLE, AND DEPENDABLE
•BILINGUAL (ENGLISH & SPANISH)
IS A HUGE PLUS
•1-2 YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH TOOLS
(TEARING
DOWN, CLEANING, REBUILDING
)
•2-5 YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE WORKING IN A MANUFACTURING SHOP OR A WAREHOUSE ENVIRONMENT
•2-5 YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE WITH MANUAL LABOR
•MUST
DEMONSTRATE MECHANICAL APTITUDE IN PREVIOUS ROLES
•MUST
BE COMPUTER LITERATE AND TECH SAVVY
•CANDIDATES
HAVE STABLE WORK TENURE
(AVOID
SUBMITTING ANY CANDIDATES WHO HAVE MOVED POSITIONS EVERY FEW MONTHS
)
Pay:
$19.00
•$21.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0
•55.0 per week
Experience:
Tearing Down, Cleaning, Rebuilding:
1 year (Required)
Manufacturing Shop or Warehouse Environment:
2 years (Required)
Cyclops Setting Tools:
1 year (Required)
Work Location:
In person