Manufacturing Associate

Posted 2 days ago

quaker windowsFreeburg (MO)

Production Workers, All Other Wood Window and Door Manufacturing

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$25.94 per hour

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About the role

Production Worker / Manufacturing Associate

Location: Freeburg, MO Job Type: Full-Time

Pay: $20.15$25.94 per hour + guaranteed raises Build a Career with a Stable, Local Manufacturer Quaker Windows & Doors is hiring Production Workers / Manufacturing Associates to support our growing operations in Freeburg, Missouri. If you're dependable, motivated, and ready to learn, we'll train you.

What You'll Do: Assemble vinyl, wood, and aluminum windows and doors Operate manufacturing and production equipment (training provided)Inspect products for quality and accuracy Work as part of a team to meet daily production goals Follow safety procedures in a clean, organized facility What You'll Get$20.15$25.94/hour starting pay Guaranteed raises at 60 days, 6 months, and 1 year 100% employer-paid medical insurance Vision, dental, and 401(k)Paid time off & paid holidays Profit-sharing opportunities Clear paths for promotions and long-term growth

What We're Looking For: Reliable attendance and strong work ethic Ability to lift up to 50 lbs (with or without reasonable accommodation)Willingness to learn new skills Manufacturing or factory experience is helpful-but not required Available Shifts Day: Monday Friday, 6:00 AM 2:30 PM(Schedules may change based on production needs.)Apply Today and start a long-term career with a company that invests in its people.

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