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HEXA Containment is hiring a Bracket Technician at its La Porte plant to assemble brackets used in HEXA products, following work instructions and quality standards. You will meet daily quotas and conduct self-checks to ensure precision and consistency.
The role requires using hand tools and assembly equipment, performing routine quality controls, and keeping the workstation clean and organized. This position is in a non-climate-controlled warehouse with heat in summer and cold in winter.
HEXA Containment is a technology-enabled solutions company serving some of the most demanding industrial markets in the country: equipment rental, energy, aerospace, environmental services, and beyond. We manufacture and deliver containment and environmental protection products, including berms, spill kits, and absorbents, from our plant in La Porte and five distribution centers across the country. Our largest customers are national equipment rental companies.
We're a team that keeps score. We celebrate wins loudly and learn from losses fast. We move fast, we build things, and we grow people who want to grow. We aren't a legacy industrial company. We're out in front of the market.
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$12/hour
4:00 PM- 1:00 AM
At HEXA Containment, the products we build have to hold up in the field, and every component matters. We are looking for a dependable, detail-oriented Bracket Technician who takes pride in building things right, keeps a steady pace, and wants to be part of a team that keeps production moving.
The Bracket Technician is responsible for assembling brackets used in HEXA products, accurately and to specification. This role meets a daily production quota, performs quality control checks on finished brackets, and keeps the workstation clean and organized.
This role is for someone who likes hands-on work, stays consistent, and takes ownership of the quality and quantity of their output every day.
Here’s the honest version. You’ll spend most of your shift at your workstation assembling brackets. The work is repetitive and hands-on, and every bracket needs to be built right.
You’ll have a daily quota to hit, and you’ll check your own work as you go so problems get caught before they leave your station. At the end of the shift, you’ll leave your area clean and ready for the next day. Our plant is not climate-controlled, so expect heat in the summer and cold in the winter.
Quality matters more than speed, and you need both. If you like seeing exactly how much you built at the end of the day, this role is for you.
If you’re someone who shows up, works hard, and takes pride in what you build, this is your opportunity to be part of a team that keeps production moving.