We are looking for 3 motivated and skilled individuals to assist in building 200 wooden military coin displays. This is a 3-day temporary position with the potential to turn into longer-term work based on performance and company needs. The ideal candidates will have basic construction or woodworking experience and be comfortable working with power tools and performing precise measurements. Responsibilities: Assist in building wooden military coin displays according to specifications • Accurately measure, cut, and assemble wood pieces • Safely operate tools such as saws, sanders, angle grinders, planers, and table saws • Sand, finish, and prepare displays for final use • Maintain a clean and safe workspace • Work efficiently with the team to complete production goals Qualifications: • Previous experience in construction, woodworking, or carpentry required • Ability to read measurements accurately and follow instructions • Experience with power tools (saws, grinders, sanders, etc.) • Strong attention to detail and craftsmanship • Ability to work in a team environment • Reliable, punctual, and able to start immediately How to Apply: If you are interested and available to start right away, please apply here on Indeed or contact Cai Stockley, Please E M A I L your name and contact information to , able to start immediately Job Types: Contract, Temporary Pay: $ $17.00 per hour Expected hours: No more than 12 per week Work Location: In person
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