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Boston Whaler is owned by Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC), the largest marine manufacturer in the world. Ability to read and interpret prints and standardsExperience as mentor level in production requiredMaintain mentor statusNMMA compliance specialist certification recommendedKnowledge of basic measurement tools requiredKnowledge of enterprise systems (EQMS, QC2, dwg print library, etc.
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As an installer, you will be responsible for all aspects of installing company products according to work order, manufacturer, quality and safety guidelines. Products include insulation, fireplaces, gutters, mirrors and shelving, garage doors, windows, shower enclosures, home wrap and any other products sold by the company.
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Experience with Material Handling Equipment (MHE) safety standards accordance with Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and Safety standards. Schedule: 4 days on, 3 days off. For a 10-hour shift, this could be 6:00 AM to 4:30 PM, with a half-hour break included.
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Join the fastest-growing boat manufacturer while you still can! Experience with composite bonding equipment commonly used in the boating industry is a plus – chopper guns, spray guns. Our sister company SŌLACE Boats is growing at a rapid rate due to the high demand for our luxurious, next-generation fishing boats.
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Executing repairs under warranty to manufacturer specifications Qualifications. We have an air conditioned shop with all new equipment, and well organized tool room. Diagnose, maintain, and repair vehicle automotive systems including engine, transmission, electrical steering, suspension, brakes, air conditioning, etc.
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