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Bellingham LaborMAX Staffing Production Operators I & II in Burlington, Washington
Production Operators I & II
Skagit County
Night Shift
Hourly/Non-Exempt Temp-to-Hire Position (after 600 hours)
$37,440k-$47,840k
Benefits At-a-Glance:
- Medical, Dental, & Vision
- Life Insurance
- 401k w/ company match
- PTO, Paid Sick Time, & Holiday Paid (start acquiring right away)
- Health Savings Account Option
- Supplemental/Voluntary Insurance Plans
- Employee Assistance Program
- Tuition Reimbursement Program
- Employee Recognition Programs
- Employee PV Panel Purchase Program
- 1 Pair of new work boots per year (value $150)
- Prescription Safety Glasses
You are looking to join a company whose whole mission is to make a difference in the world by reducing carbon emissions and improving access to clean energy through the manufacturing of their products. You want to work for a company who understands their employees are the power behind the company's success, who promote this ideology through their workplace culture, and show this through their benefits package, employee development programs, and their actions.
How would you feel to know there is a company that doesn't hide executives or leaders in unreachable offices behind locked doors?
*Purpose of this role: *
As a Production Operator you will have no problem operating your assigned position or task safely and efficiently to optimally produce quality work using state-of-art machines! This may include the placement and testing of electrical components, cleaning of finished products, or loading of raw materials into machines. And you will do all of this in a warm, clean, & safe environment around people who value you as a person and care about helping you advance in your position quickly!
*Key Responsibilities: *
Operate automatic and semi-automatic machines
Clean and prepare workstation and machines.
Assemble and test components and ensure adherence to specified requirements.
Perform simple electrical and continuity testing of electronic components, parts, and systems.
Identify and mark acceptable and defective assemblies.
Check final assembly for finish, labeling, and packaging methods.
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