manufacturing company
Busy metals mill in the Western Tennessee area needs a Process Improvement Engineer / Facilitator to identify improvements in a metals scrap operation. This is a large scale metals shredding, scrap processing operation. To qualify, you should have experience with capital equipment used in working on large scale metals recycling, using high speed, high volume shredding machinery.
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The client does not provide visa support. No entry level job openings here.
Pearl Martin, Image Associates Inc. pearl AT jobspot DOT com
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