Glass Cutter
job center staffingBatavia (OH)
$ 15.50 per hour
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job center staffingBatavia (OH)
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Junior
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$ 15.50 per hour
About the role
2nd shift Glass Cutter The Job Center is now hiring a General Labor in Batavia OH. This position is for a company handling glass windshields for vehicles. Currently hiring full time employees for 1st shift! Assembly experience required! Compensation for Assembly 1st shift: $ 15.50 per hour M-F Paid Weekly on Fridays
Benefits Include:
Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k), and PTO. Schedule of Assembly 2nd 3:30pm-2am (Must train on 1st shift for a month 6am-3:30pm Overtime daily Responsibilities of Assembly Accurately measure, mark, and cut automotive windshield glass to precise specifications Read and follow work orders, templates, and cutting diagrams with close attention to detail Inspect glass before and after cutting to ensure quality, correct sizing, and absence of defects Safely operate glass-cutting tools, machines, and hand tools according to company standards Handle glass carefully to prevent damage, chips, or breakage during the cutting process Maintain a clean and organized workstation to support accuracy and safety Follow all safety procedures, including proper use of PPE, to prevent injury Communicate any defects, errors, or concerns to supervisors immediately Work efficiently while maintaining high quality standards and meeting production goals Support the windshield installation team by ensuring glass is cut correctly and ready for placement Requirements of Assembly Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. and stand throughout the shift. Must be 18 years of age or older. Ready to start your journey with us? Apply now and take the first step towards your new job opportunity! Don't wait - positions are filling up fast and it's first come, first serve. Come in and partner with our professional staff at our Sharonville, Fairfield, or Norwood Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, to match your talents with your next great opportunity!
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