Production 2nd shift
woodgrainMonroe (NC)
About the role
Production 2nd Shift Manufacturing associates will assist in the assembly of finished Windsor products. Associates handle raw materials to cut and assemble various components for our windows and doors. Associates participate in Safety and Quality awareness on the job site. Associates work as problem solvers while interacting with a wide range of personnel.
Job duties may include:
Operate small and large machines
Inspect all products for quality
Use of various hand and power tools; air gun, nail gun, saws, drills, measuring tape etc.
Stage and packaging finished products before delivery
Pull parts needed for assembly
Read and understand various orders, labels and schedules associated with finished products
Lift heavy materials and units at various stages of production up to 60 100 lbs
Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
Dependable transportation
Read a tape measure
Helpful but not required - previous experience with power tools
Physical demands:
The physical demands and work environment are representative of a typical manufacturing environment.
Summary of company benefits:
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Health savings account (HSA)
Flexible spending account (FSA)
401(k) with a company match
Group term life insurance and AD&D
Employer paid long-term & short-term disability
Voluntary supplemental hospital and accident plans
Employee assistance program
8 company paid holidays & 1 floating holiday
Paid time off (PTO)
Equal opportunity employment | Competitive compensation and benefits | Pre-employment drug screen and background check required
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