Production Worker – Snap Table

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united talent staffingNew Martinsville (WV)

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$13.00/hour

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About the role

Snap Table Operator United Talent Staffing is hiring a Snap Table Operator for a window and door manufacturing facility in New Martinsville, WV. In this role, you will use production equipment and hand tools to assemble window components, maintain quality standards, and keep the production line running efficiently.
Job Duties:
  • Assemble window sashes or frame sections using a snap table fixture
  • Align vinyl or aluminum components before fastening or locking them together
  • Insert balance systems, weatherstripping, glass stops, or hardware as required
  • Verify measurements and ensure components meet quality standards
  • Inspect finished sections for gaps, misalignment, or defects
  • Operate hand tools or light pneumatic tools during assembly
  • Maintain production speed to meet daily output targets
  • Keep the workstation clean and follow safety procedures
  • Support team members and assist with additional production tasks as needed
  • Shift & Pay:$13.00/hour
  • Monday–Thursday / 8:00 AM-7:00PMOvertime required based on production needs
Position Requirements:
  • Ability to stand for the entire shift and perform repetitive tasks
  • Comfortable working around machinery and assembly equipment
  • Strong attention to detail and hand eye coordination
  • Ability to follow instructions and work in a fast paced environment
  • Reliable attendance and dependability required

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