5 jobs found for Maintenance in Connecticut

Now hiring for Customer Service. Spherion of Connecticut currently has Customer Service opportunities available to support our local, industry leading customer. Our Customer Service will be working a first shift with limited required OT. The Customer Service will support our customers to contribute to the development and maintenance of standards, policies and procedures regarding customer service. Mon thru Fri. If you are looking for a full time, long term

Now hiring for CNC Machinist. Spherion of Connecticut currently has CNC Machinist opportunities available to support our local, industry leading customer. Our CNC Machinist will be working a first shift with limited required OT. The CNC Machinist will support our customers to setup and fabrication of machined parts and assemblies. Mon thru Fri. If you are looking for a full time, long term CNC Machinist position, apply or contact us today!Perks & Benefits:

Now hiring for SMT Lead Technician. Spherion of Connecticut currently has SMT Lead Technician opportunities available to support our local, industry leading customer. Our SMT Lead Technician will be working a first shift with limited required OT. The SMT Lead Technician will support our customers in programming, setup / change over, preventive and routine maintenance of all department equipment. Mon thru Fri. If you are looking for a full time, long term S

Now hiring for Production Operator. Spherion of Connecticut currently has Production Operator opportunities available to support our local, industry leading customer. Our Production Operator will be working a either 1st/2nd/3rd shift with limited required OT. The Production Operator will support our customers in operating machinery, monitoring production lines, and adhering to safety protocols. Mon thru Fri. If you are looking for a full time, long term Pr

We have an exciting opportunity to join a fun and supportive growing company as a CNC Machinist- APPLY TODAY for immediate consideration!Responsibilities: include but are not limited to:Setup and fabrication of machined parts and assemblies. The shop operates primarily as a quickturn prototyping area.Convert Solid Works models into CNC programs (MasterCam)Model making, creating parts from conceptual sketchesCreate tooling and fixtures to support fabricatio