Location: Grandville, MI
Company: Digital Tool & Die
and custom molding, we provide quality service to the automotive, appliance, hardware and toy producing industries. We are a third-generation, family-owned organization with a rich history spanning nearly 70 years. Our on-going success hinges on continued customer and employee satisfaction.
The Group is strongly committed to investing in our roughly 300 employees, equipment, and processes to help promote continuous improvement, innovation, and opportunities in a technology-driven environment. We are looking for a full-time Buyer/Purchasing Agent to join our team. This is an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated, experienced individual, to make a significant impact on our organization!
What You'll Do: The Buyer is responsible for assisting with the purchasing of materials, supplies, and sub-contract services for Commercial Tool Group. In this role, you will: Perform administrative-related shipping & receiving activities as directed by the Purchasing Manager.
Update and maintain current part master component files. Process purchase order requests for purchasing of supplies and obtain the appropriate purchase approval. Process sub-contract purchase orders. Assist with cycle-counting purchase part and consigned inventory. Investigate open PO's and facilitate closure. Maintenance of approved supplier profiles listed in the ERP system. Assist with checking received materials
and documenting receipt in the ERP system, as needed. Run purchasing reports as directed by the Purchasing Manager.
Interact effectively with various departments throughout the organization. Demonstrate strong oral and written communication skills. Possess excellent time management and organizational skills. Proficiently perform personal computer skills including the use of Microsoft Office Suite apps including Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams. Ideally have a Bachelor's Degree in Business, Procurement, Supply Chain, or related field. Have a humble and winning attitude! What You're Seeking: A place where you can be challenged and contribute to our goal of continued customer satisfaction.
An opportunity to put your stamp on things. A company who shows appreciation for team members with competitive salaries, paid holidays, PTO, great benefits, employer-paid life insurance, employer-paid long/short term disability, 401k match and more! Variety, excitement, exposure, and collaboration with great people. If this sounds exciting to you and reflects your experience and capabilities, we invite you to formally apply for consideration. Commercial Tool Group (Commercial Tool & Die, Inc. CG Plastics, Inc. and CG Automation & Fixture, Inc. ) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Job Posted by Applicant Pro
our mission is simple: to provide pets with the top-grade care we want for our animal friends. From the best nutrition to special treats and all the little necessities, we have everything you need to keep your pet happy and healthy. We strive to make pet parenting easier with multiple conveniently located stores across a few states and same-day delivery with online orders.
Our team of professional animal lovers is dedicated to providing excellent customer service to those with two legs, four legs, more legs, or no legs. We ensure that our staff works in a safe, fun environment with opportunities to advance. Our pet care team also benefits from commissions and tips. Your earnings are based
on 100% of the commission you manage and tips. About Your Career Ensures that all animals in our care are being taken care of properly up to including being fed, watered, clean enclosures, and staying in compliance with our company standards.
Provides exceptional customer service to all customers in the store up to and including demonstrating knowledge of store products, services, and promotions. Knows how to efficiently operate the cash register, which involves accurately entering sales information, receiving product payments, processing credit card transactions, or making correct changes. Demonstrates good merchandising skills to make the store appear neat and well-presentable. Helps
with store resets, building and changing endcaps, putting stock from trucks or the warehouse onto the sales floor shelves, rotating perishable goods, and maintaining a clean and safe work environment.
Provide direction to the team during their shift. Communicate clearly and accurately important information/feedback to the Store Manager and/or Assistant Manager. Open/close store. Some of the Perks! Advancement Opportunities – at Chow Hound, we believe in promoting from within as much as possible and developing our associates to have a career path. If you put in the work, you will be rewarded! Advancement Opportunities in the stores include: Head Cashier Shift Supervisor Live Animal Team Leader Grooming Salon Team Member (Groom Technicians & Groomers) Assistant Manager Store Manager Educational Opportunities – if you're a pet fanatic, you will get great training in-store, through our training programs, and through company-wide training and events to learn about pet care in the pet industry.
Flexible Scheduling – we will work with you as much as possible to accommodate your needs. Whether you're still in school, want a second job, or want to make this a full-time career, we will work with you to make it work for you and us! Employee Discounts – Because we love our associates so much, we offer employee discounts of up to 30% on everything in the store!
You heard that right, everything! We also allow all our associates to get discounts on grooming, obedience training, and free pet washes. Free Pet Food Program – we want to feed your dog or cat in the house! We offer a free bag of dog or cat food regularly to our associates so they can keep their bellies full with the best foods in the pet industry! Some conditions apply. And More! ARE YOU READY TO JOIN OUR TEAM? If you feel that you would be right for this full-time or part-time position, please fill out our initial 3-minute, mobile-friendly application.
We look forward to meeting you!
corporate citizen and playing a role in producing the highest quality products and services? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then Pridgeon and Clay is the place for you. Founded in 1948 by John Pridgeon and Donald Clay, we are one of the largest independent, value-added manufacturers and suppliers of automotive stamped and fine-blanked components in the United States.
Objective: The Die Technician II works with die build or production teams to follow company designated processes to build, tryout, upkeep and maintain dies in an exemplary manner according to the company quality policies. Qualified candidates will possess the following Minimum Requirements: High school diploma
or GED Completion of an Associate's Degree in Tooling & Manufacturing (or similar program) or completion of a college-based or apprenticeship-based Tool & Die or Technician program or certificate Ability to train, teach, and backss other Die Technician trainees in the Career Path program, working well and leading and mentoring in a team environment Experience in the prototype or tool & die trade, specifically making, repairing, setting up, trouble-shooting and running dies Proven ability to work with progressive, transfer, compound, hand-feed or feinblank dies.
Skilled in machine shop and machining operations, including welding Proven ability to assist with managing projects and resources
effectively, including detailed documentation on tooling issues and component prints Excellent problem-solving and trouble-shooting skills Ability to pass written and practical tests to obtain company hi-lo and crane license Proven mechanical inclination, general math and manufacturing knowledge, and trouble-shooting skills through standardized backssments Computer literacy Ability to lift 50 pounds An excellent work record, including attendance (Minimum requirements are updated annually to meet the demands of various positions; employees hired prior to the latest revision update may not meet all current requirements) Essential Functions: Standard Work: Complete necessary paperwork for die books, tool biographies, (and EAM, if applicable), and complete and ensure stock replenishments.
Optimize and communicate knowledge base (including documenting die build and tool tryout issues, and ensuring CAD data and die books are updated) to enhance future die designs. Maintain proper inventory in, and organization of, the die sensor tool chest. Record-Keeping/EAM: Maintain inventory and organization of all die detail components and sensors within defined inventory locations; receive, relocate, and issue components from defined inventory locations. Document hours and work activity daily in record-keeping system-Electronic Asset Management (EAM)-using proper repair codes.
Prioritize and organize die repairs, work orders, components, tracking, parts, and tooling information in data systems (Kanban, EAM, Jasper). Complete and submit Maintenance/Repair/Operations (MROs) to set up stock replenishments in EAM. Create die changeover instructions, die repairs, and end of run issues, ensuring CAD data and die books are updated, and Managers are notified of any issues. Ensure all instructions and documentation are saved electronically in the correct location.
Die Build/Tryout/Repair: Use stock lists generated by the die design team to ensure all die components are present, and if they are not, notify Manager or a lead Die Technician. Visually compare die components with CAD data to ensure accuracy, including heat treating process (if necessary). Notify Manager or lead Die Technician of any heat treating and altering of any inaccurate die components. Drill, set, and attach the necessary parallels. Assemble, set, and dowel necessary die component details, drilling and mounting the blocks in the proper locations, ensuring trim steels, punches, and embosses are properly placed and meet tolerances.
Assemble all remaining die component details from stock lists and notify Manager or lead Die Technician to verify that the timing is correct. Load dies with die springs and nitrogen cylinders. Perform die tryouts, including setting dies, clamping die bolsters, loading coils, and feeding coil stock. Ensure dies are built accurately (t-slots, cone locators), and shut heights and feed heights are correct. Create smart pac cams for feed rate, sprayer timing, sensor timing, shut height, and overloads. Alter servo transfer systems to set fingers or fine blanking presses, as needed.
Notify a lead Die Technician of any component changes, including such items as ejector pins, screws, dowels, and stripper pads. Operate a variety of machine tools to spot, grind, and finish hardened mill blocks to verify specific dimensions, as well as build, assemble, install and adjust fingers in presses per design or instruction. Perform the duties needed to prepare to install sensors into dies and fingers, such as verify replacement is needed, retrieving and reviewing designs and diagrams to determine optimal placement and accessibility, and organizing and labeling wires, ensuring proper channels lead to sensors.
Identify, select, install and replace sensors, guarding and valves based on function, application, and information from diagrams. Ensure that sensors, wires, boxes on rails, valves, cylinders, and hoses are protected. Document items needed for installation, including sensor and pin location and work performed, via pictures, EAM and sensor installation sheets. Wire, verify, and adjust sensors, valves, and cams (using tools such as Smart Pac and sensor cart) for proper clearances and timing to ensure optimal performance (including die clearance and timing).
Install, plumb, and secure sprayers and sprayer components in dies properly, as well as chutes, keeping clear of all moving parts (fingers, pads, incoming material, etc. ). Work with press technicians and process engineers to verify that newly built dies are built accurately (t-slots, cone locators, trim steels, punches, and embosses are properly placed and meet tolerances), that shut heights and feed heights are correct, and that the dies are timed out properly. Notify designer of any component changes, including such items as ejector pins, screws, dowels, and stripper pads.
Perform the tasks needed to repair dies, including clean components, change out cracked or damaged tooling, sharpen and shim, weld, grind, cut hardened components, inspect and sharpen trims, punch, and die steels, polish forms, prep backup and changeover tooling before it goes to the crib, and check parts on the fixture, and spot the detail back into a part or model of what the block shape should be. As necessary, program transfer systems to optimally transfer parts from station to station. Build, assemble, install and adjust fingers on die horses and in presses. Build and repair fabricated components using the MIG welder.
Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot automatic and hand-feed tooling and set-ups in-press. Use data (EAM, operator observation, visual inspection, measurement, etc. ) to problem solve needed die changes. Use Smartpac and press controls modifications to ensure presses operate optimally. Validate process parameters and notify the proper operations group to enter system deviations when applicable. Alter or adjust die components to ensure die operations the produces optimal parts. Combine problem solving methods with data (EAM if applicable), information from technicians/operators, information from part strip, elongated pilot holes, mismatched cuts, and burrs) to determine the specific changes needed for each die.
Continuous Improvement/Lean Principles: Apply continuous improvement concepts to dies and the changeover process via preventive maintenance and corrective actions, making adjustments to better the quality of the part and life of the tool, cost savings, fixing overlooked areas (such as stone the die sets, clean the dies, remake worn steels and die components), simplify the dies, and identify potential cost savings for pitch and width reductions, and ensure back up tooling is correct and present.
Identify and attempt to eliminate areas of waste for better efficiency and overall production needs. Anticipate die and operation problems and work to eliminate them before they happen. Participate in, and support lean initiatives such as continuous improvement events and problem solving events, identifying and eliminating all types of waste Suggest and implement ideas to increase personal and departmental efficiency. Communicate potential cost savings to other Technicians and Manager. Participate in 8D and 5-Why problem solving teams, Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) events, die improvement reviews, and die reviews.
Quality: Make the necessary sample parts and submit them to the metrology lab for layout. Use and maintain quality tools such as calipers, micrometers, height gages, solid squares, pin gages, dial indicators, Joe blocks, blocks, machine parallels, angle plates, sine plates, V-blocks, precision vices, protractors, feeler gages, radius gages, and telescoping gages. Verify tooling components for accuracy before use, including using the layout on tooling detail prints to verify tooling accuracy. Verify that parts produced are manufactured according to requirements; document as needed per control plan.
Examine forms for thinning and hard mark areas, implementing tooling changes as needed. Use available quality data (Statistical Process Control, Coordinate Measuring Machine checks, control plans, visual inspections) to verify that parts meet quality standards. Safety/5S: Safely use hi-lo and cranes, maintaining licenses, maintenance schedules, and inspection sheets. Use overhead crane to dry run dies, checking for interference between upper and lower die shoes. If interference is found, notify a Die Tech I of the inaccuracy immediately so the interference can be adjusted accordingly.
Follow all safety procedures, including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), controls, safety devices, lock-out/tag-out, use of coolants, and die block procedures. Identify potential safety issues and take appropriate action. Ensure environment is free of avoidable risks, and report concerns immediately, taking appropriate action to immediately rectify and resolve. Organize and maintain personal work area and tool room per 5S standards. Notify Team Leader if repair or replacement of machinery or equipment is needed. Organization/Communication/Professionalism: Effectively communicate with co-workers and management personnel to enhance teamwork and communication initiatives.
Provide necessary, accurate, and timely feedback of all pertinent information to co-workers and management, including training and validating/appraising work of other Die Technicians at lower levels. Train new and existing employees on all aspects of Tool & Die build and repair, using Training Checklists as a guideline. Mentor new and existing employees in areas of needed skill development as appropriate to job duties and requirements. Know tooling and capability run dates, and communicate any information that would prevent those dates from being met.
Consistently exhibit appropriate attendance habits, working the hours necessary to perform the job. Consistently adhere to, and support, company policies and procedures, including ISO, IATF 16949, and safety regulations. Accept instructions and duties in a positive manner. When accepting instructions or process information, seek clarification for complete understanding for job independence and elimination of waste. Treat all co-workers with dignity and respect. Exhibit all the attributes of a positive role model (including professionalism, personal integrity, and positive attitude) for employees and managers to emulate.
Provide necessary, accurate, and timely feedback of all pertinent information to co-workers and management, including training and validating/appraising work as appropriate. Provide assistance to suppliers, including on-site visits at their facilities when needed. Pick up and deliver product to suppliers and customers, as needed. Assist in maintaining company values (Integrity, People, Customers, Ownership, We Can If.Safety) daily, through thoughts and actions.
Shift Premium: $3.50/hour In return, Pridgeon and Clay will provide: A competitive total compensation including a comprehensive benefit plan including premium medical and prescription coverage starting at just $5.00 per week for employee coverage, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, and tuition reimbursement. A safe, team oriented work environment with a leadership team that treats you like family and values your input An opportunity to participate in shaping the success of the organization through continuous improvement and problem solving events A positive work/life balance An opportunity for career growth - Over 70% of our leaders have been promoted from within Job Posted by Applicant Pro
corporate citizen and playing a role in producing the highest quality products and services? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then Pridgeon and Clay is the place for you. Founded in 1948 by John Pridgeon and Donald Clay, we are one of the largest independent, value-added manufacturers and suppliers of automotive stamped and fine-blanked components in the United States.
Objective: The Die Technician II works with die build or production teams to follow company designated processes to build, tryout, upkeep and maintain dies in an exemplary manner according to the company quality policies. Qualified candidates will possess the following Minimum Requirements: High school diploma
or GED Completion of an Associate's Degree in Tooling & Manufacturing (or similar program) or completion of a college-based or apprenticeship-based Tool & Die or Technician program or certificate Ability to train, teach, and backss other Die Technician trainees in the Career Path program, working well and leading and mentoring in a team environment Experience in the prototype or tool & die trade, specifically making, repairing, setting up, trouble-shooting and running dies Proven ability to work with progressive, transfer, compound, hand-feed or feinblank dies.
Skilled in machine shop and machining operations, including welding Proven ability to assist with managing projects and resources
effectively, including detailed documentation on tooling issues and component prints Excellent problem-solving and trouble-shooting skills Ability to pass written and practical tests to obtain company hi-lo and crane license Proven mechanical inclination, general math and manufacturing knowledge, and trouble-shooting skills through standardized backssments Computer literacy Ability to lift 50 pounds An excellent work record, including attendance (Minimum requirements are updated annually to meet the demands of various positions; employees hired prior to the latest revision update may not meet all current requirements) Essential Functions: Standard Work: Complete necessary paperwork for die books, tool biographies, (and EAM, if applicable), and complete and ensure stock replenishments.
Optimize and communicate knowledge base (including documenting die build and tool tryout issues, and ensuring CAD data and die books are updated) to enhance future die designs. Maintain proper inventory in, and organization of, the die sensor tool chest. Record-Keeping/EAM: Maintain inventory and organization of all die detail components and sensors within defined inventory locations; receive, relocate, and issue components from defined inventory locations. Document hours and work activity daily in record-keeping system-Electronic Asset Management (EAM)-using proper repair codes.
Prioritize and organize die repairs, work orders, components, tracking, parts, and tooling information in data systems (Kanban, EAM, Jasper). Complete and submit Maintenance/Repair/Operations (MROs) to set up stock replenishments in EAM. Create die changeover instructions, die repairs, and end of run issues, ensuring CAD data and die books are updated, and Managers are notified of any issues. Ensure all instructions and documentation are saved electronically in the correct location.
Die Build/Tryout/Repair: Use stock lists generated by the die design team to ensure all die components are present, and if they are not, notify Manager or a lead Die Technician. Visually compare die components with CAD data to ensure accuracy, including heat treating process (if necessary). Notify Manager or lead Die Technician of any heat treating and altering of any inaccurate die components. Drill, set, and attach the necessary parallels. Assemble, set, and dowel necessary die component details, drilling and mounting the blocks in the proper locations, ensuring trim steels, punches, and embosses are properly placed and meet tolerances.
Assemble all remaining die component details from stock lists and notify Manager or lead Die Technician to verify that the timing is correct. Load dies with die springs and nitrogen cylinders. Perform die tryouts, including setting dies, clamping die bolsters, loading coils, and feeding coil stock. Ensure dies are built accurately (t-slots, cone locators), and shut heights and feed heights are correct. Create smart pac cams for feed rate, sprayer timing, sensor timing, shut height, and overloads. Alter servo transfer systems to set fingers or fine blanking presses, as needed.
Notify a lead Die Technician of any component changes, including such items as ejector pins, screws, dowels, and stripper pads. Operate a variety of machine tools to spot, grind, and finish hardened mill blocks to verify specific dimensions, as well as build, assemble, install and adjust fingers in presses per design or instruction. Perform the duties needed to prepare to install sensors into dies and fingers, such as verify replacement is needed, retrieving and reviewing designs and diagrams to determine optimal placement and accessibility, and organizing and labeling wires, ensuring proper channels lead to sensors.
Identify, select, install and replace sensors, guarding and valves based on function, application, and information from diagrams. Ensure that sensors, wires, boxes on rails, valves, cylinders, and hoses are protected. Document items needed for installation, including sensor and pin location and work performed, via pictures, EAM and sensor installation sheets. Wire, verify, and adjust sensors, valves, and cams (using tools such as Smart Pac and sensor cart) for proper clearances and timing to ensure optimal performance (including die clearance and timing).
Install, plumb, and secure sprayers and sprayer components in dies properly, as well as chutes, keeping clear of all moving parts (fingers, pads, incoming material, etc. ). Work with press technicians and process engineers to verify that newly built dies are built accurately (t-slots, cone locators, trim steels, punches, and embosses are properly placed and meet tolerances), that shut heights and feed heights are correct, and that the dies are timed out properly. Notify designer of any component changes, including such items as ejector pins, screws, dowels, and stripper pads.
Perform the tasks needed to repair dies, including clean components, change out cracked or damaged tooling, sharpen and shim, weld, grind, cut hardened components, inspect and sharpen trims, punch, and die steels, polish forms, prep backup and changeover tooling before it goes to the crib, and check parts on the fixture, and spot the detail back into a part or model of what the block shape should be. As necessary, program transfer systems to optimally transfer parts from station to station. Build, assemble, install and adjust fingers on die horses and in presses. Build and repair fabricated components using the MIG welder.
Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot automatic and hand-feed tooling and set-ups in-press. Use data (EAM, operator observation, visual inspection, measurement, etc. ) to problem solve needed die changes. Use Smartpac and press controls modifications to ensure presses operate optimally. Validate process parameters and notify the proper operations group to enter system deviations when applicable. Alter or adjust die components to ensure die operations the produces optimal parts. Combine problem solving methods with data (EAM if applicable), information from technicians/operators, information from part strip, elongated pilot holes, mismatched cuts, and burrs) to determine the specific changes needed for each die.
Continuous Improvement/Lean Principles: Apply continuous improvement concepts to dies and the changeover process via preventive maintenance and corrective actions, making adjustments to better the quality of the part and life of the tool, cost savings, fixing overlooked areas (such as stone the die sets, clean the dies, remake worn steels and die components), simplify the dies, and identify potential cost savings for pitch and width reductions, and ensure back up tooling is correct and present.
Identify and attempt to eliminate areas of waste for better efficiency and overall production needs. Anticipate die and operation problems and work to eliminate them before they happen. Participate in, and support lean initiatives such as continuous improvement events and problem solving events, identifying and eliminating all types of waste Suggest and implement ideas to increase personal and departmental efficiency. Communicate potential cost savings to other Technicians and Manager. Participate in 8D and 5-Why problem solving teams, Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) events, die improvement reviews, and die reviews.
Quality: Make the necessary sample parts and submit them to the metrology lab for layout. Use and maintain quality tools such as calipers, micrometers, height gages, solid squares, pin gages, dial indicators, Joe blocks, blocks, machine parallels, angle plates, sine plates, V-blocks, precision vices, protractors, feeler gages, radius gages, and telescoping gages. Verify tooling components for accuracy before use, including using the layout on tooling detail prints to verify tooling accuracy. Verify that parts produced are manufactured according to requirements; document as needed per control plan.
Examine forms for thinning and hard mark areas, implementing tooling changes as needed. Use available quality data (Statistical Process Control, Coordinate Measuring Machine checks, control plans, visual inspections) to verify that parts meet quality standards. Safety/5S: Safely use hi-lo and cranes, maintaining licenses, maintenance schedules, and inspection sheets. Use overhead crane to dry run dies, checking for interference between upper and lower die shoes. If interference is found, notify a Die Tech I of the inaccuracy immediately so the interference can be adjusted accordingly.
Follow all safety procedures, including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), controls, safety devices, lock-out/tag-out, use of coolants, and die block procedures. Identify potential safety issues and take appropriate action. Ensure environment is free of avoidable risks, and report concerns immediately, taking appropriate action to immediately rectify and resolve. Organize and maintain personal work area and tool room per 5S standards. Notify Team Leader if repair or replacement of machinery or equipment is needed. Organization/Communication/Professionalism: Effectively communicate with co-workers and management personnel to enhance teamwork and communication initiatives.
Provide necessary, accurate, and timely feedback of all pertinent information to co-workers and management, including training and validating/appraising work of other Die Technicians at lower levels. Train new and existing employees on all aspects of Tool & Die build and repair, using Training Checklists as a guideline. Mentor new and existing employees in areas of needed skill development as appropriate to job duties and requirements. Know tooling and capability run dates, and communicate any information that would prevent those dates from being met.
Consistently exhibit appropriate attendance habits, working the hours necessary to perform the job. Consistently adhere to, and support, company policies and procedures, including ISO, IATF 16949, and safety regulations. Accept instructions and duties in a positive manner. When accepting instructions or process information, seek clarification for complete understanding for job independence and elimination of waste. Treat all co-workers with dignity and respect. Exhibit all the attributes of a positive role model (including professionalism, personal integrity, and positive attitude) for employees and managers to emulate.
Provide necessary, accurate, and timely feedback of all pertinent information to co-workers and management, including training and validating/appraising work as appropriate. Provide assistance to suppliers, including on-site visits at their facilities when needed. Pick up and deliver product to suppliers and customers, as needed. Assist in maintaining company values (Integrity, People, Customers, Ownership, We Can If.Safety) daily, through thoughts and actions.
Shift Premium = $3.50/hour In return, Pridgeon and Clay will provide: A competitive total compensation including a comprehensive benefit plan including premium medical and prescription coverage starting at just $5.00 per week for employee coverage, dental, vision, 401(k) with company match, and tuition reimbursement. A safe, team oriented work environment with a leadership team that treats you like family and values your input An opportunity to participate in shaping the success of the organization through continuous improvement and problem solving events A positive work/life balance An opportunity for career growth - Over 70% of our leaders have been promoted from within Job Posted by Applicant Pro
a quality product that they are proud of and our customers appreciate. Currently operating on a standard 5-day/week, 8 hour/shift schedule Monday-Friday (7a-330p) with the potential for voluntary overtime periodically; however, flexibility for part-time shifts available as well.
Our Production Specialist classification learns from the ground up our various processes to craft the finest hardwoods into stunning wide plank flooring. Production Specialists may perform quality inspection, sorting, laminating, parts handling; and, have the opportunity learn more advanced processes over time. Career growth into more skilled Machine Operator and Quality Lead roles are available as well. Part
Time and Full Time positions available starting at $16-17/hour with opportunity for career growth. Minorities, Veterans and those New to the Workforce encouraged to apply.
Job Summary: Schafer Hardwood Flooring Company is a leading manufacturer of World-Class Wide Plank Flooring in North America! Our dedicated team work together to create a quality product that they are proud of and our customers appreciate. Currently operating on a standard 5-day/week, 8 hour/shift schedule Monday-Friday (7a-330p) with the potential for voluntary overtime periodically; however, flexibility for part-time shifts available as well. Our Production Specialist classification learns from the ground up our various
processes to craft the finest hardwoods into stunning wide plank flooring.
Production Specialists may perform quality inspection, sorting, laminating, parts handling; and, have the opportunity learn more advanced processes over time. Career growth into more skilled Machine Operator and Quality Lead roles are available as well. Essential Functions: Operating machinery and hand tools Keeps staging area filled Inspect products to standards Transport product within facility Produces product according to specifications, as assigned Follows all standard operating procedures, safety guidelines and policies Comply with required attendance policy and be physically at assigned location to fulfill job functions.
Works harmoniously with others with exemplary interpersonal skills. Works on strict deadlines which require prompt attention to detail and reliable attendance. Performs other duties as assigned. Additional Duties/Responsibilities: Ability to work assigned shift and adhere to attendance guidelines Must have reliable means of transporting to work Successful completion of a pre-employment background check Adhere to Drug & Alcohol-Free Workplace guidelines Ability to read and follow instructions and complete tasks Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
Attributes: Proactive self-starter who thrives in an upbeat, positive environment; and has a calm and collaborative demeanor. Adaptable to changing conditions, including adjusting priorities on the fly. Comfortable working under pressure. Enjoys working collaboratively and, at times, independently. Proficient at prioritizing and able to handle a variety of tasks simultaneously with superior problem-solving and time-management skills. Demonstrates professional practices and ethics. Detail oriented, inquisitive, confident, organized and results-driven.
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work collaboratively with a variety of personality styles. Committed to one's own personal development and staying abreast of industry shifts. Models exemplary behavior to staff and community. Education/Certification/Licensing/Experience/Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Requirements: Previous demonstrated experience in similar production capacity; previous manufacturing/warehouse/assembly environment experience a plus. Previous machine operator experience a plus Certification for hi-lo desirable; hi-lo and/or crane experience a plus Ability to read, write and use micrometers, calipers and other related measurement equipment required Ability to follow written and verbal instructions Attentive to detail and well organized Mechanically inclined Physical Demands and Work Environment: Involves working in a production/manufacturing plant environment regularly exposed to extreme temperature, extreme noise, fumes, dust, etc.
Ability to move throughout the facilities regularly. Ability to lift, carry and transport up to 40 pounds. No other unusual physical demands or environmental factors. Ability to speak, hear and see.
Ability to sit, stand, push, pull, climb or stoop Ability to keep up with production pace for entire shift Equal Employment Opportunity & ADA Compliance Schafer Hardwood Flooring provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, creed, ancestry, national origin, gender, interactionual orientation, marital status, religion, age, disability, gender identity, genetic information, service in the military, arrest and conviction record. Equal employment opportunity applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leave of absence, compensation, and training.
To ensure equal employment opportunities to qualified individuals with a disability, Schafer Hardwood Flooring will make reasonable accommodations for the known disability of an otherwise qualified individual, unless undue hardship on the operation of the business would result. This job description does not list all of the duties of the job. Supervisors or managers often assign other additional duties. This job description may be revised at any time. This job description is not a contract for employment, and either the employee or employer may terminate employment at any time for any reason.
experience in set-up and operation of production machines to assemble, test and pack all products to be shipped. Ensuring on time delivery of work center orders and past due orders. If this sounds like something right up your alley, we would love to hear from you!
What you will be doing: Check work order and ascertain parts and tools are correct. Visually inspect parts for damage. Review set-up and procedures and resolve questions and problems with Technician. Set up tooling and review assembly requirements from Assembly Test Instructions (ATI). Packing and inlet pressure in accordance with ATI Specifications. Pull prints and check labels. Perform SPC charting techniques, observe trends
and take corrective action to avert potential problems. Monitor and maintain " pull" system to ensure replenishment of components. Assemble units, using a variety of assembly, test, and measuring tools.
Troubleshoot problems and take corrective action, request assistance from Technician supervisor on more complex problems. Correct standard tooling problems or call a technician if there is a need for more extensive repairs. Training of inexperienced people in all procedures. Test units per ATI. Rework non-complying units. Scrap bad parts. Follow Shop Floor Schedule work list to ensure on time delivery. Discuss with work cell team members any suggestions for improving methods,
tooling and setups. Be aware of all production orders in the work cell.
Stop production when parts do not meet the specifications and inform Technician. Discuss quality issues with team members to resolve problems. Develop and encourage achievement of shared objectives for the work cell teams. Ensure work area and equipment are maintained in a clear, safe and orderly condition and that prescribed safety measures and procedures are followed. Our ideal candidate has: High School Diploma or equivalent and 1-3 years of manufacturing experience or similar environment. Able to read and understand blueprints, route sheets, and test specifications. Must be familiar with the use of Vernier calipers, drop gauges, and plug gauges.
Must be familiar with the torque gun setting machine and know how to adjust the torque. Demonstrate effective verbal, written, and basic computer skills. Possess effective interpersonal communication skills, as well as the ability to work in a team environment. About our client: With annual sales of $14.3 billion in the fiscal year 2019, MP's Client is the world's leading diversified manufacturer of motion and control technologies and systems, providing precision-engineered solutions for a wide variety of mobile, industrial, and aerospace markets.
The company has operations in 50 countries around the world. Our client has increased its annual dividends paid to shareholders for 63 consecutive fiscal years, among the top five longest-running dividend-increase records in the S&P 500 index. Additional information: 3rd shift 10:30 pm-7:00 am $20.33/hour
cost and employee relations. Job Responsibilities• Supervises processing employees in order to achieve processing department objectives. • Observes operations and assures that schedules are being met and that quality standards are maintained. Submits reports summarizing daily production operations.
• Inspects and tests processing set-ups to insure proper operation of all equipment. Requests maintenance of and/or modifications to facilities and equipment as required. • Checks processing equipment daily to determine that it has been cleaned properly. Arranges for the cleaning and sanitation of production facilities. Maintains acceptable levels of housekeeping and sanitation within department.
• Responsible for the administration of the Plant Safety Program and safety record in areas of responsibility. • Directs mechanics servicing processing equipment, by delegation from Maintenance Supervisor.
• Coordinates the activities of other departments as they apply to processing. • Develops and trains peers and subordinates in the operation of the processing department. • Assures that adequate quantities of processing supplies and ingredients are available to meet current and planned production schedules. • Conducts employee meetings for the purpose of training and problem solving. • Enforces any contractual rights or demands as they apply to the processing department. • Evaluates
the performance of probationary employees. • Other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements• Takes personal responsibility for coaching and developing employees. Confronts performance problems directly. Provides helpful suggestions and constructive, motivating feedback. • Ensures performance is within budget requirements. • Willing to work various shift in a 24x7 operation. Minimum Qualifications: • A Bachelor's degree in Operations Management or Engineering strongly preferred. A Bachelor degree in other disciplines such as in a related field considered. • Minimum of three to five years of experience in a food and beverage manufacturing environment. • Solid record of safety and continuous improvement in an industrial setting.
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experience is preferred. Perks: Excellent pay and uniforms provided! Starting Pay : $18.25 per hour Internal Employee Referral Bonus Available We Make Applying Easy! Want to apply to this job via text messaging? Text JOB to 75000 and search requisition ID number 1250584.
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blood and you thrive on the idea of helping someone heal, Touch Point is the place for you! We asked some of our associates why they love working for Touchpoint.
Click here to see what they said! We’re Touch Point Support Services and our mission is to serve up hospitality, for patients, their families and visitors at Ascension Health hospitals throughout the U. S. But our work isn’t just about cooking, serving, cleaning and transporting patients. We set the stage for healing with sparkling facilities, great food and service. This is the kind of work that takes a big heart for service and for supporting Ascension’s mission to improve the health of the poor and vulnerable. We’re serious
about the role we play in healing – and just as passionate about having fun, supporting each other and serving our communities.
Maybe you have a passion for people and an obsession with service. Or maybe you’re looking for a launchpad for a career managing people. Are you generous and hard working? When you spot a need, are you ready to jump? Job Summary Summary: Direct the activities of associates during a specific shift and oversee that assigned job expectations are completed while policy and procedure is maintained. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for providing training and creating work schedules. Evaluating the performance of workers, rewarding high performers and disciplining employees who fail to meet reasonable standards of work performance.
Prepare production or sales reports for management and ensure their unit meets the expectations for quality, productivity and safety. Acts as the contact person for employees with complaints or requests for time off. May act as a mentor, develop employees and encourage workers to set goals and strive for advancement within the organization. Perform other duties as assigned. Associates at Touchpoint are offered many fantastic benefits. Both full-time and part-time positions offer the following benefits to associates: Retirement Plan Associate Shopping Program Health and Wellness Programs Discount Marketplace Identity Theft Protection Pet Insurance Voluntary Benefits, including Critical Illness Insurance, Accident Insurance, Hospital Indemnity Insurance, Legal Services, and Choice Auto and Home Program In addition, full-time positions also offer the following benefits to associates: Medical Dental Vision Life Insurance/AD Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) Touchpoint maintains a drug-free workplace.
About Compass Group: Achieving leadership in the foodservice industry Compass Group is an equal opportunity employer.
At Compass, we are committed to treating all Applicants and Associates fairly based on their abilities, achievements, and experience without regard to race, national origin, interaction, age, disability, veteran status, interactionual orientation, gender identity, or any other classification protected by law. Qualified candidates must be able to perform the essential functions of this position satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Disclaimer: this job post is not necessarily an exhaustive list of all essential responsibilities, skills, tasks, or requirements associated with this position.
While this is intended to be an accurate reflection of the position posted, the Company reserves the right to modify or change the essential functions of the job based on business necessity. We will consider for employment all qualified applicants, including those with a criminal history (including relevant driving history), in a manner consistent with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, including the City of Los Angeles’ Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring Ordinance, the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, and the New York Fair Chance Act.
