Weaver
aah acquisitionUnion City (PA)
About the role
Job Description:
Are you ready to build something that makes a difference? As a Weaving Operator, you'll be at the heart of our manufacturing process, operating specialized weaving equipment to produce the foundation of our high-performance hose products. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on work, pays close attention to detail, and takes pride in producing quality products. If you're dependable, motivated to learn, and enjoy working in a team-oriented environment where your work has a direct impact on the finished product, we invite you to join our team. Title: WeaverFLSA Classification: Non-Exempt
Reports to:
Department Supervisor and Plant Manager Date: 8-25-2026 Summary/objective: The Weaver is responsible for operating and monitoring weaving machinery to produce high-quality woven materials in compliance with production standards.
Essential functions:
Understand the flow of work through all stations within the Weaving department including but not limited to loom operator, creel attendant, bobbin winder and inspection. Properly identify, label and distribute the different materials used for production in the Weaving department. Monitor multiple machines to ensure material is feeding properly and there are no gaps in production. Identify any defects, imperfections or repairs that need further attention.
Additional responsibilities:
Keep material flow ongoing, replacing creels and rewinding bobbins when applicable. Maintain a clear and clean work area ensuring debris does not hinder production. Communicate with a Weaver A and supervisor any issues with machine operation. Understand safety requirements when operating machines and using tools. Ensure compliance with all safety procedures and PPE.
Required Skills and Abilities:
Basic knowledge using measurements. Work well in a team environment. Attention to detail. Knowledge of safety requirements when using hand tools.2nd Shift - 2pm to 10pm
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