24 Oct
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Nova Tile and Marble
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Halifax Regional Municipality
24 Oct
Nova Tile and Marble
Halifax Regional Municipality
Stone- Saw OperatorNova Tile and Marble LimitedSalary: $22.00 to $26.00/HourlyJob Type: Full-Time, PermanentLanguage: EnglishStart Date of Employment (Approx.): As soon as possibleMinimum Education: No formal education required. Secondary school education is preferred.Positions Available: 1Job Location(s)92 Thornhill DrDartmouth, NSB3B 1S3, CanadaJob DescriptionDuties:Operate stone saws and cutting equipment to cut marble, granite and other stone materials according to required measurements and specifications.Measure, mark and position stone slabs and tiles accurately before cutting.Set up and adjust saws and cutting equipment to achieve required dimensions and cuts.Safely load, position and secure stone slabs and tiles on cutting equipment.Monitor cutting operations and make adjustments as necessary to maintain accurate and consistent cuts.Drill holes and make required openings in stone slabs according to project specifications.Inspect finished pieces for accurate dimensions, quality, cracks,
chips and other defects.Grind and smooth cut edges and surfaces when required.Perform routine cleaning and minor maintenance of saws and related equipment.Record quantities, sizes and types of stone products processed.Follow workplace safety procedures when operating machinery and handling stone materials.Requirements:Ability to read and understand measurements and cutting specifications.Basic ability to use hand tools and power tools.Valuable physical ability to handle and work with stone materials safely.Ability to follow safety procedures and work accurately with attention to detail.Experience:6 months to 1 year of experience operating stone saw equipment is requiredBenefits- Extended Health Benefits, Group Perks, and On-Site free parkingHow to ApplyEmail: By Mail:92 Thornhill DrDartmouth, NSB3B 1S3, Canada
📌 Stone- Saw Operator (Halifax Regional Municipality)
🏢 Nova Tile and Marble
📍 Halifax Regional Municipality