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Job Overview CSMi manufactures and markets the HUMAC NORM System worldwide (www.humacnorm.com). We are seeking a skilled mechanical-electro assembler to join our production team. The ideal candidate will possess a background in manufacturing processes, with a focus on precision and quality. This role involves following printed method sheets to assemble mechanical and electrical components. The Mechanical Assembler will be utilizing hand tools and power tool. Responsibilities • Assemble mechanical and or electrical components according to printed assembly documentation. • Operate hand tools, power tools, and machining equipment to complete assembly tasks. • Inspect finished products for quality assurance and compliance with manufacturing standards. • Maintain a clean and organized work area to promote safety and efficiency. • Collaborate with team members to troubleshoot assembly issues and improve processes. Requirements • Proven experience in mechanical assembly or related roles such as auto mechanic. • Strong mechanical knowledge with the ability to read and follow assembly sheets. • Proficient in using hand tools, power tools, calipers, and ohmmeters. • Basic electrical experience is advantageous for this role. • Attention to detail with a commitment to producing high-quality work. • Ability to work independently as well as part of a team in a fast-paced environment. • Able to stand or sit for long period of time • Able to lift up to 80 lbs • Be on time every day Benefits: • 401(k) • Health insurance • On-the-job training • Paid Vacation (Accrual based)

Shipping Lead / Shipping Manager Location: Shirley, NY Industry: Industrial Manufacturing Compensation: $50,000/year (hourly, approx. $24/hr) Additional Compensation: Quarterly profit sharing (5–10% of salary) Annual bonus (minimum of 1 week’s salary) Potential to earn $52,000–$55,000+ with bonuses About the Company A well-established manufacturer of industrial parts for distributors, in business for over 70 years. Known for its exceptional work environment—employees frequently comment they've never worked for a nicer place. Small team environment (under 50 employees), supportive culture, and strong values. Position Summary We are seeking an experienced Shipping Lead, who may be considered for a Shipping Manager title depending on qualifications. This hands-on leadership role is ideal for someone with a strong background in LTL and small parcel shipping, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to manage both people and processes effectively. You will oversee shipping operations, supervise 2 team members, and play a key role in customer satisfaction and operational efficiency. Key Responsibilities Manage daily shipping operations Assign appropriate carriers to each load Operate shipping software, especially UPS WorldShip Negotiate shipping rates and identify/correct shipping issues Provide excellent customer service related to shipping and logistics Operate a forklift to move, load, and unload pallets Receive goods and manage inventory in pallet racking systems Ensure accuracy and timeliness in all outbound shipments Communicate effectively in writing and verbally with internal teams and customers Use basic math to manage weights, costs, and freight calculations Qualifications 3+ years of management or supervisory experience in a shipping or logistics role Experience with LTL carriers, UPS, and shipping software (WorldShip) Strong computer skills, including Windows and Outlook Excellent communication and writing skills Good math and problem-solving abilities Clean driver’s license required Forklift certification or experience required Ability to lift up to **70 📧 Send resumes to: mfesinstine@phaxis.com An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer

Join a well-established manufacturing company in San Diego, CA that has been a leader in the waste management and recycling industry for nearly five decades. Known for engineering excellence, innovative designs, and high-quality material recovery solutions, this organization delivers turnkey systems for both new installations and retrofits. They are seeking a Production Planner to serve as the central link between project management, engineering, production, shipping, purchasing, and customer service. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a structured environment, communicates effectively in English and Spanish, and has strong organizational skills to keep production schedules on track. With the stability of a recession-proof business, mentorship from approachable leadership, and the opportunity to grow into a direct hire position, this is a chance to build a rewarding long-term career. Production Planner Requirements: 3–4 years of experience in production planning or scheduling within manufacturing Bachelor's degree in supply chain, Business Administration, or related field (or equivalent experience) Proficiency in ERP systems (Epicor preferred) and Microsoft Excel Bilingual in English and Spanish, with strong communication skills Solid organizational skills with the ability to manage shifting priorities Understanding of manufacturing workflows from engineering through shipping Production Planner Responsibilities: Provide regular status updates on projects and shop activities Serve as the communication point between project managers and other departments Attend weekly production and project management meetings, plus bi-weekly sequence update meetings Track customer service sales orders and update item status reports Coordinate with purchasing on delivery dates for third-party items and adjust schedules as needed Anticipate timelines, identify potential delays, and make quick, informed decisions to meet deadlines Communicate sequence or schedule changes to all stakeholders Investigate and resolve issues to keep projects moving forward Benefits: Health insurance 401(k) plan with match PTO options and paid holidays Discretionary year-end bonus Stable work environment with low turnover and strong employee retention Opportunity to grow into a direct hire position within a company that values mentorship and career development

Utilizes equipment, such as cut off saws, deburring tools, tube trimmers, hand grinders and vise, to shape and size tubing and sheet metal assemblies. Tubing and sheet metal assemblies to be sized using an assembly fixture or jig. Including, but not limited to the following: • Reading and/or following instructions required to perform job correctly • Take notes and refer to them in the future to complete the job • Inspect parts to assure they are not damaged or not being damaged during processing • Keep tools, fixtures and work areas clean and organized • Sweeping, cleaning and performing maintenance on certain equipment required daily or weekly. • Shape and form tubes or sheet metal components using hand tools such as a vise, hammer or bar. • Stop and ask questions when not sure of how to do a job or when a problem occurs • Track and log production requirements • Achieve production rates (i.e. number of cuts per hour) established by the production team • Assist other team members, when necessary, to achieve team goals • Solve problems and/or offer solutions to problems when they arise • Clean parts per procedures • Be part of team and have the ability to work well among them • Be helpful and courteous to others • Other duties as assigned by Supervisor

How to apply: Reply with Resume & Cover Letter (PDF, 7 Meg max) No Calls Please. Description: Are you an organized, detail-oriented? Are you a collaborative fabricator/welder and interested in developing machinig skills? Are you excited to join a team of world-class professionals? Turner Exhibits is a custom design and fabrication firm, driven by ideas and a culture of collaboration. Innovation and creativity are at the heart of our work. The diverse perspectives of your future colleagues and clients will inspire and challenge you to be extraordinary as you create transformational and memorable experiences. We partner with technology pioneers, nationally recognized leaders in the world of design and construction, discerning homeowners, and cultural institutions to develop custom solutions that are expertly crafted, durable, and safe. Your Role at a Glance Turner Exhibits Production Team specializes in the design, fabrication, and installation of custom kinetic architecture features and permanent exhibits for corporate, non-profit, and private clients across commercial and residential sites throughout North America and internationally. This position is a key member of the Production Team, classified as full-time, hourly, and reports directly to the Production Manager. In your new role, you will: Read and interpret design and technical shop drawings. Select the appropriate tool(s) and process(es) from a variety of electrical and manual equipment to complete fabrication tasks. Cut and layout parts to achieve quality results that meet design and performance criteria. Produce machine parts to tight tolerances Produce appearance-grade, accurate, and structurally sound welds. Work in a professional manner and maintain equipment properly to ensure the safety of yourself and others. Collaborate with others in the Production, Design, and Project Management teams to successfully deliver complex projects from planning to completion. Seek out and utilize the expertise of your peers and management. Be an asset to the team, sharing your own expertise and experiences. What you will need to succeed: Be able to read and interpret technical drawings. Have basic tool skills (i.e. angle grinder, orbital, bandsaw, etc.). Have forklift operation experience. Have prior fabrication/layout building experience. GTAW experience required and FCAW/GMAW experience preferred. Interest in developing machining skills (manual mill & lathe work) Work safely, accurately, and efficiently to achieve high levels of quality. Contribute productively in a team environment. Have the capability and desire to communicate effectively with a diverse set of individuals within and outside of Turner Exhibits. Enjoy learning new skills and desire to continuously improve. Be willing to travel. Pass a TE (Turner Exhibits) administered weld/layout test.  Benefits: In addition to a dynamic and creative culture, Turner Exhibits provides a generous benefits package that includes paid time off, (10) paid holidays, employer-supported health and dental plans, SIMPLE IRA match, a company-wide bonus program, and selected support for continuing education. Turner Exhibits is committed to total compensation practices that are fair, competitive, and reflect internal pay equity. At the time of posting this job, the hourly rate for this position in Lynnwood, Washington is between $23/hr. and $26/hr DOE. Total compensation offers are based on experience, education, and internal pay equity between employees with like-type roles and responsibility.

Looking for hard working and motivated individuals. We now have openings for a production associates! IMMEDIATE START! • FULL TIME – PERMANENT WORK. • WEEKLY PAY – every Friday • Monday - Friday. 2nd Shift - 3pm - 11:30pm • Overtime Available – 50 hours a week • $17/hour (wage increase after 90 days) Call Bella Today @ 440-842-7133