Manufacturing Technician Level 1

Posted 3 days ago

commercial tireNorth Salt Lake (UT)

Tire Builders Tire Retreading

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$20.00-$26.00

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About the role

At Commercial Tire, we believe great people build great companies. As a proudly employee-owned organization, every team member has a stake in our success. Full-time employees enjoy outstanding benefits, including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, stock ownership opportunities, a strong 401(k) plan, and generous paid time off.

Pay range: $20.00-$26.00/hourlygrows with your skill level. Production bonus: up to $700/month eligible after 60 days Job Title: Manufacturing Technician Level 1 -

Retread Operations Job Type: Full timePOSITION OVERVIEWYou'll work hands-on in our retread manufacturing operation - operating machinery, maintaining your workspace, and producing high-quality retreaded tires that keep commercial fleets on the road. No prior tire experience required; we train you on the equipment and processes from day one. As you build skills, you advance through a structured Level 1? 2? 3 pay ladder with clear criteria at each step.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Operate assigned machines - buffer, builder, extruder, chambers, skiver, and/or final inspector Assist with retread manufacturing and maintain production quality to Commercial Tire specifications Perform minor equipment maintenance and keep your work area clean, safe, and organized Follow Commercial Tire safety guidelines and contribute to a team-first culture of continuous improvement QUALIFICATIONS - preferred Must be 18 years or older (required) 0-4 Years' experience High school diploma or equivalent Comfortable reading technical or operational manuals Reliable, detail-oriented, and ready to learn - we invest in people who show up and put in the effort

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