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Staffing Support Specialists

1st Shift - Assembly

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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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.

$45,172 / year median in Wisconsin

-5% projected decline

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1st Shift•Assembly Staffing Support Specialists United States, Wisconsin, Hartford 120 North Main Street (Show on map) Aug 22, 2026
Position:
Assembly
Shift:
1st Shift•7:00AM•3:30PM
Wage:
$17.00 / Hour • F ull and part-time positions available. Temporary position, potential hire to exceptional temps Position Summary The Assembly Technician (Entry-Level) assists in the production of reloading products by gathering materials, assembling parts, and ensuring each product meets quality standards. This role provides an excellent opportunity for individuals new to manufacturing to learn hands-on assembly skills in a safety-focused environment. The technician will also record production data and report any equipment issues or defective parts to supervisors. Responsibilities Collect all material and equipment needed to begin the process Align material and put together parts to build products Check output to ensure highest quality Keep records of production quantities on computer Report issues, malfunction, or defective parts to supervisor Qualifications Excellent work history and attendance No prior manufacturing or assembly experience required; training provided Strong attention to detail and willingness to follow instructions closely Comfortable using basic computer systems to track production Ability to identify quality issues and communicate them to supervisors Reliable, punctual, and able to work cooperatively in a team environment Commitment to maintaining a safe and organized workspace Physical Requirements Ability to stand or walk for extended periods during shifts Ability to lift and move materials weighing up to 25-50 lbs Manual dexterity to handle small parts and tools accurately Ability to perform repetitive tasks with focus and precision