BRAKE PRESS OPERATOR

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Country: USA
Location: California-Los Angeles Burbank
Total applied: 40

Experienced Brake Press Operator needed who also knows how to run a sheering machine, needed for a long term, temp to hire position. We need someone with experience working with stainless steel. Must know how to cut / bend / form the material. Pay is $14 per hour. If interested, please apply online at http://track.jobviper.com/ViewJob.asp?id=563596-3-163 ______________________________________________________ Need flexibility in your work schedule? Crave a high-pay, low-stress job opportunity? Want someone to cut through the noise and find the ideal job for you? Join the Select Staffing team, and we'll get you on a new career path. From helping you tune up your resume to accelerating your skills with our computer training, we'll get yo

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