Job Description

Shape the Future of Glass Manufacturing

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Step onto the production floor where precision, safety, and teamwork drive every shift. As a Glass Production Line Technician, you will operate and support production lines to deliver quality glass products while maintaining a safe workplace for yourself and others.


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Your Schedule

Night shift: 6:50 p.m. - 7:00 a.m. on a 3-2-2 rotation (12-hour shifts, roughly 15-16 scheduled workdays each month).


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What You'll Do in a Typical Night

Champion safety across the production area; immediately report hazards to your supervisor or the safety team. Run pre- and post-process equipment by following established procedures to meet product quality standards and ensure customer satisfaction. Keep the line supplied with raw materials as needed to maintain steady production. Operate lift trucks safely and efficiently (both stand-up and sit-down). Conduct routine quality checks per documented procedures and respond to nonconformances. Troubleshoot line issues and resolve product quality concerns. Participate in and occasionally lead Kaizen events to drive continuous improvement. Maintain 5S: clean work areas, organize tools, and sustain visual order. Perform minor equipment maintenance and assist with changeovers. Demonstrate the AGC Way in all responsibilities and team interactions. Take on additional duties or projects as assigned.
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Leadership Behaviors We Value

Passion:

Deep commitment to AGC, our plant mission, our people, and continuous improvement.

Innovation & Change Orientation:

Connects across teams and externally; encourages new ideas, challenges the status quo, adapts quickly, and takes calculated risks.

Influence & Communication:

Shares a clear vision, builds commitment to change, engages others to achieve more, and fosters open two-way dialogue at every level.

Integrity:

Consistent, reliable, transparent, and ethical; leads by example and puts company interests ahead of self-interest.

Courage for Challenge:

Stays optimistic under pressure, makes tough calls, learns from setbacks, and pursues lifelong development.
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Education & Experience

High School diploma or GED required NCRC Silver preferred
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Skills & Qualifications

Willingness to learn problem-solving methods (Six Sigma, Fishbone, KT, 8D, etc.). Basic Windows computer proficiency. Ability to learn and apply quality standards for glass products. Previous manufacturing experience preferred.
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Authority

You have the authority to halt or suspend operations if you identify safety or quality risks.


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Proficiencies

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

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