Machine Operator $23+

Overview

Operate and support wet‑formed fiberglass mat production on rotating 12‑hour shifts.

Key Responsibilities

• safety
• tpm
• process reliability
• quality assurance
• customer satisfaction
• height work

Tasks

-Ensure personal safety, work in a safe manner, and support team members working safely. -Communicate with co-workers face to face, by telephone, and electronic communications. -Climb stairs, steps, and ladders, as well as work at heights on equipment, platforms, and walkways. -Ensure all customer’s expectations are met as related to role -Participate in TPM, Total Productive Maintenance, process in plant. -Maintain a reliable and predictable processes -Perform bending, squatting, kneeling, leaning, and reaching at both ground level and overhead. -Ensure all Quality Standards are met

Requirements

• computer skills
• teamwork
• manual dexterity
• rotational schedule
• lifting
• communication

What You Bring

-Able to give and understand instructions and hold conversations in manufacturing environment, as well as an office or classroom setting. -Vision adequate to manipulate equipment controls, complete paperwork, utilize computers, and have depth perception. -Eye and hearing protection are utilized in required areas. -Able to Operate Computers & Computerized equipment for quality, safety and compliance testing and training. -Teamwork and rapport building skills -Basic computer skills -Ability to work extended hours as necessary -Possess manual dexterity necessary to operate equipment, operate a computer and other standard office equipment. -Ability to work rotational 12 hour schedule; Every 28 Days rotate between days/nights. -Lift/carry/move up to 50 lbs. independently and heavier weights with assistance. -Good communication skills -Exposure to materials associated with fiberglass products such as binder and glass fibers.

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Benefits

-Air-Conditioned Control Rooms are available for operators

About Owens Corning

-It weaves innovation into everyday structures—insulating homes, roofing buildings, and reinforcing composites across industries. -Its three engines—insulation, roofing, and fiberglass composites—power projects from family homes to wind turbines and defense systems. -Milestones include inventing centrifugally-spun fiberglass insulation, coloring it trademarked PINK, and even contributing cloth for NASA space suits. -Typical projects range from residential energy-efficiency retrofits and commercial roof installations to industrial composites for auto, defense, and renewable energy.

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