Weaver
glen ravenBurnsville (NC)
$20.24 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
Weaver Position Glen Raven is recruiting for a Weaver position, which is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of weaving machines. This position adds value to Glen Raven by achieving the highest level of production, quality and safety through teamwork. Weaver (2nd & 3rd 8-hour shifts.) Rate of pay $20.24/hour with additional $1.00 shift premium.
Perks and Benefits:
Health, dental and vision 401 (K) Retirement plan and pension plan Wellness program Short term & long-term disability Vacation & holiday pay
Responsibilities:
Maintain a safe work environment Perform basic problem-solving skills throughout the shift to support loom production Review and Interpret machine efficiency data Experience Previous manufacturing experience preferred Previous machine operating experience preferred Why Glen Raven Working At Glen Raven allows you to be part of a team that's proud to weave connections worldwide with some of the most trusted brands in textile like Sunbrella. Every day, we welcome diverse voices, solution-driven ideas and innovative opportunities for continued growth throughout the company. We work toward a shared success while supporting each other on the job and in our communities. Together, we keep the world spinning. Join our team. Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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