Production Worker – Sash Line

Posted 6 days ago

united talent staffingNew Martinsville (WV)

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About the role

Sash Line Operator United Talent Staffing is seeking dependable Sash Line Operators to support production for a window and door manufacturing facility in the New Martinsville, WV area. This role focuses on assembling window sash components and preparing units for final production.
Key Responsibilities: Assembling sash frames using cut vinyl or aluminum components Installing glass panes into sash frames Applying glazing bead or sealant to secure glass Operating pneumatic tools, rollers, or corner welders (depending on line design)Inspecting sash units for squareness, seal integrity, and defects Labeling and staging completed sash for transfer to final assembly lines Maintaining cleanliness and organization of the workstation Following production quotas and safety procedures Meet daily production goals in a team environment Shift & Pay$12.00/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 Lift, push, and pull 50–75 lbs. as needed Comfortable working around machinery, hand tools, and assembly equipment Good hand eye coordination and attention to detail Ability to read measurements and use basic tools accurately Follow safety procedures and wear required PPE (closed toe shoes, safety glasses; gloves optional)Reliable attendance and dependability required Willingness to work overtime as production demands increase
Preferred Experience: Previous manufacturing or assembly experience helpful but not required Comfortable working in a fast-paced production environment Team oriented with strong work ethic

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