3rd Shift Mechanical Assembler (LPSD) | Griffin, GA

talk about progress and innovation here - we make it happen, with our customers, where we work and live. Together, we are building a better world, so we can all enjoy living in it. Job Summary: The material IRA/counter position is responsible for maintaining inventory accuracy, counts, verifying materials and shipments, accessing computers to update material inventory information.

Job Responsibilities to include but are not limited to: Obtain, move, relocate, and input materials accurately to and from work areas. Completion of all OSHA and company required training. Driving Forklifts to access material. Basic Qualifications: Intermediate skills operating a computer. (Excel, Outlook,

Word) Previous inventory/reconciling experience is a plus. Top Candidates will also have: Strong organizational skills Ability to communicate effectively in writing and orally.

Must be a self-starter who can work independently. Ability to troubleshoot issues by interacting with others. Familiarity with interpretation of Assembly Planning documentation Physical Requirements: Candidates for all positions must have the ability to work in a fast pace, medium to heavy duty assembly, technical environment. Work may involve frequent bending, stooping, and kneeling, twisting, turning, climbing, and standing on concrete for 10 hours. All positions also require the ability to lift up to

25 lbs. and withstand frequent repetitive movement of hands with a variety of tooling.

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Since that time, GWI has grown to a company with over 50 full-time employees. The employees of GWI are specialists in their fields. They have a vast knowledge of pumping equipment and the applications they are used in. The employees have experience from Original Equipment Manufacturers, motor shops, contractors, machine shops and other rotating equipment repair facilities.

Responsibilities Provide Expertise in machining parts from prints and sample parts. Assist the other machinist as required. QC prints and parts as required. Competencies Communication skills Operation of manual lathes, mills, VTL, Horizontal mills, surface grinder, drill press and other hand tools Use of Precision

measuring equipment Product Knowledge Position Type/Expected Hours of Work This is a full-time position. Days and hours of work are Monday through Friday. Occasional evening and weekend work may be required as job duties demand.

Travel Very little travel is expected for this position; however, travel could be possible. Required Education and Experience Must have 10 plus years of related pump machining experience. Additional Eligibility Qualifications A working knowledge of the parts that we commonly produce in the machine shop. These parts were discussed at the time of interview. #goforthwilliamson # LI-NP1 #FCG-L No Agencies, Please Other details Pay Type Hourly

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