Doors Production Team

About the role

Production/Assembly/General Labor position responsible for quality checking, repairing, and preparing doors for painting in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

• Perform visual quality checks on stacks of doors entering work area on conveyor
• Repair newly and previously identified doors with quality defects using various tools and materials
• Restack doors meeting quality specifications and push pallets on conveyor
• Place unrepairable doors in cull door stack and complete reject sheets
• Operate jump tracks, straighten doors, and push door stacks onto infeed tracks of paint booth
• Use glue gun, palm sander, sanding block, chisel, putty knives, clamps, Bondo, hot melt glue, touch up paint, and putty
• Assist with various stages of door production as needed
• Communicate internal process-oriented defects to upstream and downstream departments for quick recovery/repair

Requirements

• Read and interpret ticket instructions and specifications
• Identify and discern product quality and identify defects
• Knowledge of sanders, planers, hand tools, putty knife, sanding block, and wood chisel
• High attention to detail with ability to multi-task
• Ability to use wood craftsmanship tools to repair doors
• High quality standard required with some creativity required
• Ability to make decisions for what can and cannot be repaired
• Responsibility to minimize COQ impact while meeting customer quality expectations

Physical demands

• Manually lift, slide, and flip materials or doors up to 80 lbs maximum
• Bending, stooping, twisting, and dexterity required
• Standing for long continuous hours
• Repair, buff, and finish doors as required

Working conditions

• Mildly controlled environment with some cold and heat during extreme weather conditions
• High dust and noisy environment
• Fast-paced with continuous focus on finding defects
• Constant focus on visual quality inspection of doors

Pay

$18-21 per hour

Schedule

1st shift, 4:00 AM to 2:30 PM, Monday through Friday