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Wood Mizer Final Assembly Tech FULL-TIME $16/hr 27 Enterprise Dr, Batesville, IN 47006 -Use hand tools to assemble sawmills according to specifications of mill design. -Work in a team environment -Pull stock parts that are used in the assembly area. -Use check points for quality control -Test assembled mills prior to releasing them for distribution. -All employees are expected to understand and follow all safety rules and regulations. Safety glasses are required in the plant at all timesSafety shoes (steel toed) are required in the plant at all times.A full-face shield is required when using a sander or cut-off wheel. -All employees’ productivity efforts must meet or exceed the standard hours set on each job. The standard hours for each assembly can be located on every job operation listing (work order) or through synix. -All employees must maintain a clean and organized work area.Schedule - Shift start: 6:00AM or 2:00PM or 10:00PM - Shift length: 8 hours - Days: 1st shift: 6am – 2pm (M – F); 2nd shift: 2pm – 10pm (M-F); 3rd shift:10pm – 6am (S – Th)Benefits - Health, dental, vision insurance available after 30 days - Paid time off - 401kRequirements - -Prior mechanical experience helpful. - - Good understanding of all shop processes and methods. - -Mechanical aptitude. Ability to work within and be disciplined to company policy and procedures. - Must be at least 18+ years old - Must pass drug screen - Can lift 50 lbsAbout Wood Mizer When sustainably harvested, maintained, and replanted, wood is the planet’s most environmentally-friendly building resource in comparison to metals, plastics, and concrete. After decades of mismanagement and abuse, countries around the world are making steady improvements to enforcing healthy and sustainable forestry practices while reducing illegal logging and deforestation. Forest loss is slowing because proper forest management, care and harvesting reduces impact of forest fires, desertification, landslides, erosion, and deforestation. In addition, trees capture carbon as they grow and when the life cycle is complete, carbon can continue to be stored by processing wood into a finished product which is beneficial for our environment today and tomorrow.

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