Freeport Manufacturing Jobs (TX)

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Operator - Freeport, TXNalco(freeport, Texas)
Nalco has an opening for an Operator in our Manufacturing Group located in Freeport, TX. The Operator will primarily be responsible for environmental sampling, loading/unloading trucks,...
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Posted Wed 13th August
Operator - Freeport, TXNalco(freeport, Texas)
Nalco has an opening for an Operator in our Manufacturing Group located in Freeport, TX. The Operator will primarily be responsible for environmental sampling, loading/unloading trucks,...
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Posted Wed 13th August
Hydrometallurgical Process EngineerThe Carmon Group(Freeport, Texas)
The Carmon Group, Inc. is a premier search firm specializing in the recruitment of the most highly talented manufacturing and engineering professionals. Our broad scope of positions include...
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Posted Fri 15th August
Industrial Electrical Superintendent/SupervisorThe Carmon Group(Freeport, Texas)
The Carmon Group, Inc. is a premier search firm specializing in the recruitment of the most highly talented manufacturing and engineering professionals. Our broad scope of positions...
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Posted Fri 8th August
Environmental Specialist, EH&SThe Dow Chemical Company(Houston, Texas)
The Dow Chemical Company is now hiring for an Environmental Specialist at its Freeport, TX location . The purpose of this role is to provide primarily Environmental (and some Health...
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Posted Wed 25th June
Environmental Specialist, EH&SThe Dow Chemical Company(Houston, Texas)
The Dow Chemical Company is now hiring for an Environmental Specialist at its Freeport, TX location . The purpose of this role is to provide primarily Environmental (and some Health...
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Posted Wed 25th June

Freeport TX 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.