CNC SAW OPERATOR -1st shift

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qualserv solutionsFort Smith (AR)

Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Operators Custom Architectural Woodwork and Millwork Manufacturing

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Job DescriptionJob TypeFull-timeDescriptionDescription: QualServ Solutions International is a Middleby Corporation Company. Middleby is the Leading Global Solutions Provider for commercial foodservice, industrial food processing and, residential kitchen appliance industries. QualServ, based out of the United States, provides innovative services, products, comprehensive design, and turn-key solutions with a global supply chain team to support multi-national chains across multiple industry segments. The company has fully integrated, 712,000 square foot facilities in Central USA (Fort Smith, AR) which is strategically positioned to service all of North America. The company also has an 80,000 square foot facility in Central Europe (Mokry Dwor, Poland) that services all of Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Asia Pacific and, Africa.

JOB SUMMARY: Setup and operate CNC saw. Manage the saw areas workload based on the schedule. Help stock, organize and manage inventory.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Set-up and operate all saw equipmentCutting wood product on computer numerical controlled machineMust be able to read and understand a tape measure and micrometerMust be able to read and understand bill of materials and drawingsPlan day by studying work orders, drawings, material specifications and scheduleAnticipate needs for sawed material based on current work loadsMeasure, count and utilize mathematics regularlyNeed math skills including metric knowledgeLift repetitively - up to 50lbsMaintain equipmentOrganize, clean and maintain workspace dailyMeet Production QuotasHiring for 1st shiftMust pass drug test

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