Basic Purpose
The entry level Operator will be responsible for operating and maintaining machinery in the Containment department. In this position, you will have the opportunity to learn and gain working knowledge of all equipment and machinery within the Containment department.
Responsibilities
Qualifications
Supervisor-Fill/Finish-Frederick, MD - 3rd Shift (10:00pm-6:30am)
To support production by supervising daily operations. Local candidates/no relocaiton available
Please be familiar with Formulations
Qualifications:
Ability to work overtime as needed including both Saturday and Sunday.
Job Responsibilities:
Pay :
$18/hr + $1 shift differential for 2nd shift hours
2nd Shift Monday- Friday 2:30PM – 11PM
Summary: Welds metal components together with mig and tig gas welding equipment to fabricate or repair products such as machine parts, plant equipment, and production equipment by performing the following duties:
Essential Duties and responsibilities:
Physical Requirements:
Mathematical Skills:
Work Environment:
Benefits : Eligible after 60 days of direct employment
Based on recent jobs postings on Zippia, the average salary in the U.S. for a 2nd Shift Supervisor is $32,133 per year or $15 per hour. The highest paying 2nd Shift Supervisor jobs have a salary over $40,000 per year while the lowest paying 2nd Shift Supervisor jobs pay $25,000 per year
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