MILLWORK SPECIALIST - Shipping

Overview

Operate equipment and handle shipping tasks in a millwork facility.

Key Responsibilities

• machinery operation
• power tools
• stock putaway
• product assembly
• truck loading
• quality assurance

Tasks

The purpose of this position is to safely manufacture high-quality products to specifications, while meeting\exceeding productivity targets. Team members may have different roles or positions, such as: building, door pull, glass pull, palletizing. Team members work together to ensure in the millwork facility that the product ordered by the store or customer meets their specifications, has no damage, and gets to the store by the due date. Some of the tasks performed by team members involve operating machinery, power tools, or power equipment. A team member may be assigned to receive and put away stock using power equipment, assemble product using machinery or power tools, or load outbound trucks using power equipment. The activities performed by Team Members are instrumental in a facility achieving or exceeding key performance indicator metrics.

Requirements

• high school
• forklift
• warehouse
• time management
• problem solving
• interpersonal

What You Bring

Qualifications: High School diploma or GED required. 1-3 years forklift experience preferred, (Standing, Electric) 1-3 years warehouse experience preferred. Excellent time management and organizational skills. (On-time attendance is a must.) Good problem-solving skills, interpersonal skills; can civilly collaborate and interact with other humans. Travel is not required for this position.

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Benefits

WORK ENVIRONMENT We keep it comfortable. (But we can’t control the weather.) We conduct lively morning stretches. You will be standing, walking, and driving a large part of the day. You will bend, reach, stoop, kneel and stretch. You'll lift and carry. We, you, everyone models civil and safe behavior. We maintain a tobacco and drug-free work environment. Starting Salary $16.50

About Woodgrain

-Diversified during both world wars by manufacturing ammo boxes, truck parts, and airplanes. -By 1985 sales surged further via acquisitions. -Typical projects span producing bespoke moulding systems, stile-and-rail doors, factory-finished door components, vinyl and aluminum windows, plus cabinetry parts. -Recent strategic acquisitions include Trimco Millwork, Huttig Building Products, and Kelleher Corporation, expanding reach and product breadth across North America. -Additionally serves pet-related markets, offering horse and pet products alongside traditional building materials. -Blends traditional craftsmanship with modern tech like CNC-tooling, continuous yield optimization, and standardized profiles to ensure quality and efficiency.

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