Machine Operator (1st Shift)

Overview

Operate and maintain wood processing equipment on the first shift.

Key Responsibilities

• equipment inspection
• part production
• material storage
• equipment operation
• record keeping
• product inspection

Tasks

-Responsible for on/off-loading of products such as tables, rolling racks, or wood crates for eight or more hours, daily. -Inspect equipment prior to use to ensure proper setup and alignment and perform basic and routine adjustments and maintenance. -Produce the required quality & quantity of parts within established specifications to maximize daily productivity expectations of boards being shipped. -Maintain a clean, safe, and orderly work area. -Ensure proper storage of materials in the warehouse. -Produce quality and error-free work. -Operate equipment following all safety processes established within the facility. -Maintain a log and records of units produced including a record of errors resulting in rejected or discarded pieces. -Check products per company policy to ensure quality and uniform completion and resolve any identified problems and alert line lead.

Requirements

• high school
• production
• measurement
• visual acuity
• machine operation
• physical

What You Bring

-Minimum high school diploma or GED required. -Ability to work in all assigned areas of production and perform relief duties when required. -Ability to read and interpret basic mathematical measurements and use/read a tape measure. -Need to have visual acuity to read instructions, operate machines and inspect parts produced. -Ability to exert up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, ability to frequently stoop, bend and kneel, often reach with hand and arms and grasp, and be able to constantly stand.

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Benefits

-Voluntary overtime available on Saturdays -Paid 30 minute lunch -Health insurance - Medical, Dental, and Vision -10 PTO days, 5 sick days, and 10 paid holidays -401K retirement plan with company match -Hourly rates start at $21.24 per hour -Company provided life insurance

About California Closets

-Offers free consultations, 3D digital designs, in-house manufacturing, and installation—never subcontracted. -Typical projects span walk-in closets, pantries, garage systems, home offices, Murphy beds, and entertainment centers. -Serves both residential and commercial clients, including retail, offices, and specialized spaces like pantries and garages. -Known for luxury customization—from integrated lighting and glass fronts to tailored hardware and finishes.

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