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LB Foster is seeking a Production Worker I for our precast construction division. You will join a production team to manufacture precast products and buildings, following standard work methods and safety practices. This position is a straight night shift.
Responsibilities include operating basic machine tools, inspecting equipment, and meeting on-time shipment deadlines while maintaining a clean, safe work area. High school diploma preferred and 1 year of production experience preferred.
As a Production Worker I in our precast construction division, you will perform a variety of tasks involved in the production of LB Foster products while following standard work methods and practicing safe work habits to ensure production is efficient and safe. This position is straight night shift.
Is responsible for working with a production team to manufacture precast products and buildings.
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