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Cardinal Staffing Services is seeking 3rd shift Indoor Construction workers for a manufacturing facility in Fenton, MI. Ideal candidates are skilled builders who perform hands-on projects using power and hand tools, with reliability and a solid work history.
Pay is $20.54 per hour with a 7pm–5:30am schedule Sunday–Saturday, overtime available on Saturdays and Sundays 7pm–3:30am. This role requires reading a tape measure, lifting up to 50 pounds, and adhering to safety standards.
Cardinal Staffing is interviewing for 3rd shift Indoor Construction workers for a manufacturing facility in Fenton, MI. We\'re looking for candidates who are skilled builders and good with hands-on projects that require the use of power tools and hand tools. An ideal candidate will be reliable with a good work history.
Pay:$20.54/HR | Monday-Sunday, M-F 7pm-5:30am, overtime Sat & Sun 7pm-3:30am
At Cardinal Staffing, a Surestaff Company, we are dedicated to helping individuals unlock their career potential through meaningful job opportunities. As a leading staffing agency in the light industrial and manufacturing space, we pride ourselves on connecting talent with top employers across the Midwest. We understand that finding the right job is about more than just a paycheck – it's about finding the opportunity that fits your skills, goals, and lifestyle.
Cardinal Staffing also follows all applicable state and local laws regarding sick time, paid time off, and retirement savings programs.
Cardinal Staffing is an equal opportunity employer.
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