Are you skilled in operating and maintaining woodworking machinery to produce high-quality products efficiently? Workrite Ergonomics is seeking a dedicated Machine Operator to join our top-tier Woodshop team! Enjoy competitive pay, great incentives, and the opportunity to thrive at a company that values and rewards your expertise!
Company Overview:
Founded in 1991, Workrite Ergonomics is an industry leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of height-adjustable work centers and ergonomic office accessories, including adjustable keyboard platform systems and flat panel monitor support systems.
What’s In It for You?
Starting Pay: $25.00/hr
Great Benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, plus many more!)
Generous Vacation and Sick Time Off
11 Annual Company Paid Holidays
401K with Company Match
Tuition Reimbursement
Bonus and Merit opportunities
1st Shift: (6:00AM-2:30PM)
What Will You Be Doing:
Perform all functions of a Woodshop Machine Operator I & II
Expert knowledge and experience of techniques, skills, machine tools, ad processes involved in woodworking, fabrication, and finishing
Fabrication on a wide variety of products and projects
Knowledge of CAD and CNC programing
Ability to build from technical/CAD drawings and recommend improvements
Work independently and with a team
Maintain high quality standards
Ability to adapt to changes in workflow
Manage project timelines across multiple projects under strict deadlines
Finish product, by hand, using a variety of hand tools, including, but not limited to: files various knives, hand routers, sand paper, steel wool and trimming devices
Familiar with sustainable manufacturing techniques
Use of all provided PPE (Personal protective equipment) as required for example, hearing protection, safety glasses and safety toe shoes
Maintain a safe and clean work area
Adhere to all safety regulations
Other duties as assigned
What Will You Bring:
5 years of experience with CNC machines and/or woodworking, 5 years of experience in a manufacturing environment
High School diploma or GED, along with a vocational course in welding, or equivalent combined experience
Basic reading, math, and computer data entry and systems experience
Ability to efficiently work in a high paced environment