Assembly Operator

Assembly Operator
$16.00 - $18.40 per hour.
Seeking hard-working individuals to join a newly formed production team dedicated to manufacturing small arms ammunition primers. Required Skills & Abilities
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
• Ability to meet deadlines
• Ability to stay on task
• Must be able to work well with team members
• Be able to maintain a safe working environment
Duties & Responsibilities
• Assemble ammunition primers
? Includes careful attention to detail while:
? Maintaining equipment tolerances
? Orienting primer cups
? Charging cups with primer mix
? Orienting and setting primer anvils
? Applying lacquer
• Inspect at different stages of the assembly process
to maintain quality and consistency
• Keep workstations clean and neat.
• Work in conjunction with quality control to ensure primers meet quality standards
• Adhere to all WRE safety, production, and workforce policies
Physical Requirements:
• Ability to stand and move for extended periods of time.
Education Requirements:
• High School Diploma or equivalent

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