Machine Operator II

About the Role

The position involves operating various machines to fabricate doors according to work orders, maintaining a safe and organized shop, and ensuring products meet quality standards while supporting timely project completion. • Read and interpret work orders, machining sheets, and templates to configure doors. • Report any discrepancies or defects to the Shop Supervisor. • Operate machines safely and efficiently, performing periodic maintenance and reporting equipment problems. • Complete assignments efficiently to maximize production without compromising safety. • Follow all applicable quality control guidelines. • Notify the Shop Supervisor of late arrivals or early departures. • Keep the work area clean and organized. • Inform the Shop Supervisor upon finishing daily work orders; be prepared for re‑assignment. • Perform work under general supervision. • Handle moderately complex issues and refer more complex problems to higher‑level staff.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸door fabrication
• ▸machine operation
• ▸quality control
• ▸production efficiency
• ▸work orders
• ▸defect reporting

What You Bring

• Demonstrate competence and knowledge of each certified machine. • Possess solid working knowledge of the subject matter. • Lift 1–30 lb frequently (≈50% of shift). • Lift 30–60 lb regularly (≈30% of shift). • Lift over 60 lb occasionally (≈25% of shift). • Push/pull 100 lb with assistance seldom (≈13% of shift). • Kneel occasionally (≈25% of shift). • Squat occasionally (≈25% of shift). • Stoop frequently (≈25% of shift). • Work with extended arms seldom (≈13% of shift).

Requirements

• ▸machine competence
• ▸subject knowledge
• ▸frequent lifting
• ▸heavy lifting
• ▸physical stamina
• ▸manual handling

Work Environment

Onsite