Window Builder
bay family of companiesMedford (WI)
About the role
Window Assembler The Window Assembler utilizes mechanical skills to assemble materials according to specifications. The duties involve product assembly, equipment, and tool usage, and following safety protocols.
Responsibilities:
Utilize tools such as shapers, routers, sanders, gluing equipment, and general hand and power tools. Assemble windows according to specifications and blueprints. Pack finished product and ensure it meets quality standards. Report to management of any mechanical or production issues immediately. Follow all safety policies and protocols while performing job duties. Maintain order and tidiness in the work area. Perform other functions as needed and assigned.
Qualifications: Have 2 years of experience with industrial equipment, preferred.
Benefits:
At The Bay Family of Companies, we believe in taking care of our employees. We offer a comprehensive and competitive benefits package designed to support the health and well-being of our employees & their families. Health benefits to include medical, dental and vision insurance. A wellness program with incentives. Financial security with a 401(k) with a generous company match, a Health Savings Account option, and life & disability insurance for unexpected events. Work-Life balance supported by a generous amount of paid time off and holidays to recharge. Additional perks include employee discounts, company events and recognition programs.*This employment advertisement is not applicable to individuals who reside in the states of California or Colorado.*
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