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1100 Applied Industrial Technologies, Inc.
Belt Mechanic
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Locksmith installs door and building locks and makes copies of locks and keys for customers. Assists people who lose keys or get locked out of cars or buildings, and changes building locks as needed for security.
$55,957 / year median in Washington
+3% projected growth
Job Description
As a Rubber Shop Mechanic at Applied Industrial Technologies, you will perform a variety of duties to customize light & heavy duty belts and rubber components to customer specifications either in-house or at a customer site. We'll ensure that you receive extensive ongoing training and provide you with solid feedback and support to reach both the company and your personal goals. Your work, both individually and as part of a team, will have a direct impact on customer satisfaction and bottom line results. Job responsibilities : Build / repair belts and rubber components Perform duties to fabricate, install and repair conveyor belting, systems, and other rubber products Receive and verify incoming parts, materials, and supplies; Maintain stock area, prepare sales orders Pick up and deliver orders, stock, and supplies. Work in a manner that ensures the safety of everyone involved. Exercise proper care in the use of tools and equipment Detect and report defective equipment, material and any improper operations or unusual conditions. Observe all prescribed safety rules and regulations and maintain work area in a neat and orderly condition.