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Neenah Foundry Company in Wisconsin is seeking an Auto Grind Operator Assistant for its on-site finishing department. This entry-level role involves tagging and labeling product, using handheld tools to move parts, and supporting cross-training as an Auto Grind Operator.
You must stand for long periods in a loud production environment, with basic computer skills; forklift use is helpful but not required. 18+ years old and foundry experience are a plus.
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Auto Grind Operator Assistant
Job Description: The Auto Grind Operator Assistant role is a support position in the finishing department. This role is a physically active position. Throughout the shift, the Assistant will tag and label product and use handheld equipment to move and direct product to other areas of the department. This is an entry-level opportunity and does not require any previous experience.
The successful applicant must be able to stand for extended periods of time, multi-task and tolerate a loud, warm, and physically challenging work environment. Basic computer skills and the ability to drive a forklift is beneficial but not necessary. The position does offer the opportunity to cross train as an Auto Grind Operator as well as gain experience in a variety of tasks related to production.
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