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Production Days / Jerome
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An Assembly Machine Operator operates and maintains machines that assemble components as part of a manufacturing process. Produces components by assembling parts and subassemblies.
$40,540 / year median in Idaho
-0% projected decline
Job Description
Apply today, work tomorrow, and get paid weekly! Looking for a background friendly job? We're hiring now for a Warehouse / Assembly in Jerome, ID. What We Offer Weekly pay of $17.00 per hour Direct deposit & debit card payment options Health, vision, dental, life, and disability insurance Get weekends off Training provided Background friendly Fair chance job Weekly Pay Warehouse / Assembly Tasks & Duties Carry out Packaging Lead instructions. Package only good quality parts. Maintain watch of parts for flash, grease/oil, carbon, burn, smashed parts and short shots. Trimming of any parts that require it. Informing the Packaging Lead of any problems with the job assignment such as visual defects or parts that have stopped coming up the conveyor. Packaging parts in the correct box and with the correct amount. Maintain work area in a neat and orderly manner. Perform other duties as assigned. Working safely and complying with Company and Department policy. Stacking of finished production on assigned pallet. Checking all pallets for possible mixtures. Making sure all pallets are stacked neatly. Following the proper stacking pattern for the box size. Palletizing only one part number per pallet. Weighing each box to ensure that it has the correct amount of parts. Making sure that the parts are in the correct box size, with the correct label and free of any visual defect or grease. Informing the Foreperson of any problems with the packaging or parts. Dating and coding all boxes that are free of defects. Sealing all boxes after they have been dated.