High school diploma or GED required.

Previous mechanical experience or a mechanical background required.

Computer experience required.

Sit-down forklift operation skills required; certification will be provided.

Spanish-speaking applicants preferred; basic English understanding preferred.

Ability to operate and adjust manufacturing equipment.

Ability to perform machine setups and mechanical adjustments.

Ability to handle, lift, stack, and palletize production materials.

Ability to follow production procedures and quality standards.

Strong attention to detail and mechanical troubleshooting skills.

Ability to accurately enter production and quality data into computer systems.

Ability to work a rotating schedule, including every other weekend.

Ability to work mandatory overtime when required.

Dependable attendance, punctuality, and a strong work ethic.

Ability to work independently and collaboratively with production team members.

Ability to follow workplace safety procedures.

Required dress code includes jeans, a T-shirt, and steel-toe footwear.

Operate extrusion machinery and associated production equipment.

Perform material-handling duties throughout the production process.

Manually handle, stack, and palletize production materials.

Prepare machines and equipment for die, grade, and color changes.

Assist with the breakdown and assembly of extrusion equipment.

Set and adjust dies according to production requirements.

Perform machine startups and monitor equipment operation.

Operate machinery according to established production standards.

Monitor and control machine operating conditions.

Ensure finished products meet established quality specifications.

Identify and report equipment malfunctions or production concerns.

Enter machine and quality-related data into the AX system and other tracking tools.

Maintain required production and quality records.

Operate a sit-down forklift to move materials as needed.

Follow established manufacturing and safety procedures.

Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas.

Collaborate with team members to meet production goals.

Assist with additional extrusion and manufacturing duties as assigned.

A temp-to-hire opportunity after approximately 520 hours.

Potential for earlier permanent placement based on attendance and performance.

A rotating 36/48-hour work schedule.

An additional $1.00/hr for weekend shifts.

Hands-on experience operating extrusion and manufacturing equipment.

Opportunities to develop mechanical and equipment troubleshooting skills.

Experience with computerized production and quality tracking systems.

Opportunities to expand forklift and material-handling skills.

Potential access to benefits upon permanent hire, including health, dental, and life insurance, 401(k) matching, and additional employee programs.

Weekly pay

Direct deposit with pay card option

Health care package

Opportunities for permanent placement and career advancement