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Anyone in Germantown?
RCM only On Wed, 03 Aug 2011 21:00:01 -0500, Steve Mackay wrote: On 8/1/2011 1:04 AM, Gunner Asch wrote: Job Summary Company THE DUPPS COMPANY Location Germantown Industries All Job Type Full Time Employee Years of Experience 1+ to 2 Years Career Level Experienced (Non-Manager) Job Reference Code 15004395 MACHINIST About the Job Machinist The Dupps Company, a world leader in the manufacture of process equipment, is seeking a self-motivated individual for a Machinist position on 1st shift. Qualified candidates will have a minimum of 5 years experience in manual machining (lathes, mills, etc...) with some CNC exp ( Lathe, mills,etc...). Machining education is a plus. Must have experience with simultaneous operation of multiple machines and the ability to work overtime. Responsibilities will include operating various manual machines with the ability to learn more CNC machining. Starting pay to $20.00/hour depending on experience plus overtime opportunities. We also provide an excellent benefits package including 401K with match and additional company contribution, life, AD&D, medical insurance, dental, short and long term disability coverage, education reimbursement, free in-house doctor care, paid holidays, 2 weeks vacation after 6 months, bonus eligibility and more. For confidential consideration, please e-mail resume and salary history to: or forward resume and salary history to: Human Resource Manager The Dupps Company 565 N. Cherry Street Germantown, OH 45327-0189 EOE There are A LOT of industrial jobs in the area right now. The pay's not too bad, considering the outstanding perks they include. They easily double the pay. My new employer(been there a bit over a year), biggest problem is finding experienced machinists. The place pays well, has profit sharing that has been amounting to about an extra weekly paycheck per month. The insurance sucks, but the profit sharing has made up for it. They have 6 OKK VM7s, 2 OKK VM5s, 1 OKK VM900, 1 OKK MCV 1260, 8 other older OKKs, 1 FPT Stinger, 6 FPT 5 axis, 2 Parpas 5 axis, 2 Roeders HS, 6 Kurakis, and 1 Fidia 5 axis. The place is a candy store of tooling. Ever machine has either 1 seat of PowerMill, or 1 seat of Prospector CAM. Every year, they host a HUGE Christmas party where they supply every employee with a hotel room for the night(at a 4 star hotel) Once a week they feed us a catered lunch. So, all in all not a bad place to work  Very cool. But OHIO? gd&r -- Win first, Fight later. --martial principle of the Samurai |
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