Key Entry Operator II - QC Jobs

Key Entry Operator II - QC Duties

Position Location: Fort Worth TX (Alliance Airport)





One (1) year experience in data control or related field and working knowledge of a data base system preferred. Assist the Production Control Lead in identifying and correcting minor deficiencies on maintenance data (i.e. log book entries). Maintain and file records relative to maintenance and material deficiency reporting. Process documents and enter information on the CRT relative to Field Service Reports and other maintenance documents as necessary.


Compensation/Benefits:
Salary: $12.54 hourly
Generally Single shift maintenance; Monday through Friday 7:30 - 4:00
Benefits include; 10 paid holidays Medical/Dental/Vision - Prescription Plan Life Insurance 401K Savings/Investment Pla...
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