Job Description

Join a Team Built on Continuous Improvement

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We're looking for a Glass Fabrication Operations Specialist who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is motivated by safety, quality, and teamwork. You'll keep production moving, ensure quality standards are met, and contribute to ongoing process enhancements.

Schedule

Night shift hours: 6:50 p.m. - 7:00 a.m. 3-2-2 rotation with 12-hour shifts Approximately 15-16 scheduled workdays per month

What You Will Do

Prioritize safety for yourself and your teammates; escalate concerns immediately to supervision or the safety team. Operate pre- and post-process equipment following defined procedures to meet glass product quality targets and customer expectations. Stage and replenish raw materials to maintain line flow. Drive lift trucks (stand-up and sit-down) safely and efficiently. Execute in-process quality checks per standard work; respond to findings. Troubleshoot equipment and product issues. Lead or participate in Kaizen activities to improve safety, quality, delivery, and cost. Apply and sustain 5S practices, including cleaning and organized tool placement. Perform basic maintenance and support production changeovers. Model the AGC Way in all tasks and interactions. Take on additional projects or duties as assigned.

Leadership Competencies

Passion:

Commitment to our mission, people, and continuous improvement.

Innovation & Change Orientation:

Network broadly, encourage experimentation, challenge the status quo, adapt quickly, and take smart risks.

Influence & Communication:

Communicate a compelling vision, build buy-in, and promote open two-way communication across the organization.

Integrity:

Deliver on commitments with transparency and global business ethics.

Courage for Challenge:

Stay positive through adversity, make tough decisions, learn and rebound, and continue growing.

Minimum Requirements

High School diploma or GED (required) NCRC Silver (preferred)

Desired Skills

Ability to learn structured problem-solving (Six Sigma, Fishbone, KT, 8D). Comfort with Windows-based computer systems. Understanding of glass product quality standards (or willingness to learn). Previous manufacturing background preferred.

Decision Rights

Empowered to stop or pause operations when safety or quality is at risk.

Proficiency Areas

Equipment Troubleshooting Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills Visual Inspection Aids Glass Cutting Glass Fabrication Mechanical Assembly Skills High School / GED Experience in a Manufacturing Environment

Important Notice

Pay rate is determined based on verifiable employment via the background check.