- Location: Hudson, MA
- Type: Contract To Hire
- Job #72292
Lapping Operator – Temp-to-Hire
A precision manufacturer in Hudson, MA is seeking two dependable, detail-driven Lapping Operators to join its production team. In this hands-on role, you’ll run one to two machines at a time, measure parts with precision, and deliver an even, high-quality finish on small and delicate components. You’ll train on 1st shift before moving to the split shift, giving you time to build confidence in the work.
$23.50 per hour, plus a 10% shift differential when working the split shift. Temp-to-hire, with 2 positions available.
Schedule of the Lapping Operator:
2nd/split shift, 1:00 PM to 9:30 PM. Train on 1st shift.
Responsibilities of the Lapping Operator:
- Check tables and machines regularly to keep operations running smoothly.
- Measure pieces before, during, and after processing to ensure accuracy.
- Determine the optimal run-time for each job based on specifications.
- Load parts and run one to two machines at the same time.
- Flip and rotapero te parts to ensure an even finish.
- Follow all prescribed safety regulations.
Qualifications of the Lapping Operator:
- High school diploma or equivalent (required).
- Previous experience in a production or manufacturing environment (preferred).
- Excellent hand-eye coordination and finger dexterity (required).
- Demonstrated experience handling small and fragile parts.
- A continuous improvement attitude and strong attention to detail.
- Self-motivated with a strong sense of personal ownership and a team attitude.
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