6 jobs found in Fort Valley, Georgia

Perform the task of driving rivets along a production line. Completion of manufacturing tasks involving air powered hand tools such as; air powered drills, hammers, and rivet guns in a production environment.Responsibilities:Able to read production orders.Be able to drive rivets at a rate of 30 per minute with acceptable quality.Will use vibratory tools consistently throughout the entire shift.Will work on elevated platforms frequently throughout the shift

Spherion has partnered with a local organization in Fort Valley to bring this amazing welding position to you. If you have years of proven welding experience, please apply today and let us help you get your new career started.Responsibilities:Reading and understanding blueprints prior to starting a projectSourcing the materials to be used in the projectMeasuring and cutting materials to specificationsWelding materials using the correct materials to join th

Manufacturing Technician is responsible for the packaging, labeling and visual quality inspection of all products produced on their respective production line. A Manufacturing Technician is also required to assist Line Operators with line start-ups, shutdowns and tooling changeovers. Partners closely with the Line Operator to meet established production goals.Responsibilities:Embrace a culture of safety ,Ensure quality by conducting final visual inspection

Approve incoming materials by confirming specifications, conducting a visual and measurement test, and rejecting and returning unacceptable materials.Approve in-process production by confirming required specifications, conducting visual and measurement tests, and communicating the required adjustments to the production supervisor.Approve all finished products by confirming specifications and conducting required tests.Document and update inspection results

A professional who puts together various products such as service equipment, reading detailed instructions to ensure products are created efficiently and correctly. In addition, they provide the maintenance of assembled equipment, analyze it, and ensure any issues are dealt with accordingly.Responsibilities:Positions or aligns components and parts, either manually or with hoists.Uses hand tools or machines to assemble parts.Conducts quality control checks.

Manufacturing Technician is responsible for the packaging, labeling and visual quality inspection of all products produced on their respective production line. A Manufacturing Technician is also required to assist Line Operators with line start-ups, shutdowns and tooling changeovers. Partners closely with the Line Operator to meet established production goals.Responsibilities:? Embrace a culture of safety ? Ensure quality by conducting final visual inspect