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Samtec, Inc in New Albany, Indiana is hiring a Seasonal Manufacturing Production Operator. This 5-6 month role involves setting up, operating, and maintaining machinery, soldering, and assembling components while performing quality inspections.
Responsibilities include interpreting blueprints, using measuring tools, and maintaining data records. The position requires attention to safety, teamwork, and ability to lift up to 50 pounds. First/third shift options available.
OperationsNew Albany,Indiana
Job title: Seasonal Manufacturing Production Operator
This position is for 5-6 months. 1st and 3rd shift opportunities!
Summary/Objective: Responsible for assembly and machine based manufacturing capability, including but not limited to setting up, operating, and maintaining machinery and soldering and assembling components. Will also perform visual and quality inspections.
“The responsibilities as defined are intended to serve as a general guideline for this position. Associates may be asked to perform additional tasks depending on strengths and capabilities”
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