Production/Assembly 1st Shift

Description

The role carries moderate responsibility for deciding what can be repaired, aiming to minimize cost of quality while meeting customer expectations. Prompt communication of defects to upstream and downstream departments is essential for quick recovery and repair.

• Perform visual quality inspections of door stacks on the conveyor.
• Repair defective doors using glue guns, sanders, Bondo, hot‑melt glue, paint, and putty.
• Operate jump tracks, straighten doors, and load door stacks onto paint‑booth infeed tracks.
• Read and interpret ticket instructions and specifications to identify defects.
• Use hand tools (sanders, planers, chisels, putty knives, clamps) with high attention to detail.
• Decide repairability of doors to minimize cost of quality while meeting standards.
• Communicate defects promptly to upstream and downstream departments for rapid resolution.
• Manually lift/slide/flip doors up to 80 lb and stand for long periods in a dusty, noisy environment.

Requirements

Employees must read and interpret ticket instructions and specifications, identify product defects, and possess knowledge of sanders, planers, hand tools, and wood‑working techniques. High attention to detail, multitasking ability, and creativity are required to maintain high‑quality standards.

Physical demands include manually lifting, sliding or flipping doors up to 80 lb, bending, stooping, twisting, and standing for long periods in a dusty, noisy environment. The job is fast‑paced with continuous visual inspection focus, and workers may experience temperature extremes in a mildly controlled setting.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance