1st Shift Machine Operator (Edging)-HPL Wood Tops
kiBonduel (WI)
1st Shift Machine Operator (Edging)-HPL Wood Tops
Posted 7 days ago
kiBonduel (WI)
Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Except SawingWood Kitchen Cabinet and Countertop Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
KI Bonduel Edger PositionKI Bonduel, a world class supplier of innovative furniture solutions, is looking for an energetic team player to work on first shift. KI is employee owned and is growing! The following benefits are included in full-time employment: Affordable health, dental and vision insurance Paid Sick, Vacation, and Holidays 401K and ESOP with an employer match Onsite Nurse & Physical Therapist Monthly Goalsharing Bonus program Our Edgers are responsible for operating various types of edging machines including: Homag Straightband edgebanders, SNX Contour edgebanders, and applying T-mold/bullnose edgebanding. Successful candidates will ensure the quality of the product and maintain a clean and safe working environment. Hours are primarily 5am 2pm Monday Friday with overtime and weekends required during peak production (summer months).Qualified candidates will be highly motivated and inquisitive team players. Training will be provided on equipment but previous experience with manufacturing machines/equipment is preferred. Successful completion of a drug screen will be required. KI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified candidates, including minorities, women, veterans, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
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