Cut and Code Operator-PM

Posted 16 days ago

jobcaseKerrville (TX)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$18.13 per hour

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About the role

Cut And Code Operator - PMAs a Cut and Code Operator - PM, you'll keep parts moving with speed and precision—so aviation-grade work stays on track. This role exists to cut material accurately, apply correct codes, and maintain clean, traceable output that customers can trust. Key responsibilities include operating cut-and-code equipment, verifying part IDs and paperwork, monitoring quality checks, documenting production details, and following safety and work instructions to the letter. Required skills/qualifications: Comfort working on your feet in an onsite manufacturing setting Strong attention to detail for labeling, counts, and traceability Basic math and ability to follow written instructions Dependable attendance for swing shift (M–Th 11:30am–10:00pm)Pay is $18.13 per hour. If you're ready to bring accuracy and energy to the PM shift, apply today. Medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus life insurance. Build your future with a 401(k) and a Health Savings Account. Recharge with Paid Time Off. Enjoy a snack/drink room, and take pride in a competitive salary approach anchored by clear hourly pay. Your afternoon starts with a quick handoff and a clear game plan for the swing shift. You settle in, stage materials, and get your workstation dialed—tools ready, screens set, and everything in its place. As the night builds, you stay locked in on pace and precision, keeping an eye on labels and documentation so every piece stays trackable. You'll coordinate with teammates when priorities shift, keep your area tidy, and close out the evening by confirming counts and setting the next crew up for a strong start.

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