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Newbold Services in Forest City, NC is hiring Industrial Assemblers for our plant. The role involves setting up and calibrating machines, feeding materials, inspecting parts, and maintaining production records.
The advertised pay ranges from $16.50 to $18.50 per hour with weekly pay and overtime opportunities during peak periods. We value dependable, detail‑oriented team players who can work quickly in a fast‑paced environment, lift 25–45 lbs, and collaborate while also working independently
Location: Forest City, NC
Company: Newbold Services
Pay: $16.50 – $18.50 per hour (based on shift)
Schedule: 1st and 3rd Shift Available (Overtime opportunities available during peak production periods)
Looking for a hands‑on role with weekly pay and room to grow? Join Newbold Services in Forest City, NC as an Industrial Assembler.
Newbold Services is hiring Industrial Assemblers for our Forest City, NC plant. We are looking for dependable individuals who are detail‑oriented and ready to work in a fast‑paced environment.
Set up and calibrate machines to begin production cycles
Control and adjust machine settings such as speed
Feed raw materials or parts into semi‑automated machines
Inspect parts using precision and measuring tools
Periodically test machine operation
Troubleshoot and fix issues during shifts
Monitor and check output for errors or defects
Maintain production records and activity logs
Be productive in a fast‑paced environment
Have a strong work ethic and attention to quality
Be respectful and work well on a team
Be capable of working independently when needed
Be able to lift 25–45 lbs consistently
Be willing to work overtime as needed
Previous manufacturing or warehouse experience (6 months or more) is preferred, but not required — we are willing to train motivated individuals
Opportunities for advancement available
Weekly pay (every Friday)
Paid holidays and vacation
Supplemental medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and short‑term disability