Central City Manufacturing Jobs (IA)

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Production Worker (Mason City)Manpower(Mason City, Iowa)
You will be doing light manufacturing work in Mason City; loading plastic cups on machines, sorting defective product, collecting cardboard for recycling and general clean up. You can work...
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Posted Thu 31st July
Production Worker (Mason City)Manpower(Mason City, Iowa)
You will be doing light manufacturing work in Mason City; loading plastic cups on machines, sorting defective product, collecting cardboard for recycling and general clean up. You can work...
Full job description at Monster
Posted Thu 31st July
Human Resources Manager - Storm Lake, IASara Lee(Storm Lake, Iowa)
Sara Lee Corporation is a global manufacturer and marketer of high-quality, brand-name products for consumers throughout the world. The Corporation has operations in 58 countries and markets branded...
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Posted Mon 7th July
Human Resources Manager - Storm Lake, IASara Lee(Storm Lake, Iowa)
Sara Lee Corporation is a global manufacturer and marketer of high-quality, brand-name products for consumers throughout the world. The Corporation has operations in 58 countries and markets branded...
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Posted Mon 7th July
New Business Development ManagerRV Evans Company(Des Moines, Iowa)
Were Looking for a New Business Development Pro, Is That You? Are you fed by the challenge of opening new accounts but tired of building up your territory only to have half taken away and...
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Posted Mon 18th August
*no experience necessary* paid training!System One(Fort Dodge, Iowa)
*WORK IN IOWA-FORT DODGE-GOWRIE-DAYTON-BADGER-COALVILLE-OTHO-LEHIGH-D-UNCOMBE-CALLENDER-HARCOURT* *Do you live in Fort Dodge, Iowa? *Would you enjoy working outside everyday?...
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Posted 2 days ago

Central City IA Job Search Tip

The manufacturing industry is successful thanks to the manual labor of the industry's employees. Job titles in manufacturing include industrial, electronic and mechanical engineers, drafters, production managers, tool and die makers, computer programmers and operators, assemblers, inspectors, and sales reps and sales engineers. No college education is required to get started in this industry as a production worker, but management may require a college degree. Some workers take local training courses or learn on the job as apprentices. Salaries for manufacturing workers are very good compared to other industries.