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Production Tech - Woodshop

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CompanyLaborup
CategoryManufacturing
LocationGreenback
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted18 Jul 2026
Last verified10 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (workable)
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Description
Overview We're hiring a skilled Production Tech to use our woodshop equipment to make plastic parts for our tooling and equipment-building operation. You'll cut, shape, and finish plastic and PVC parts on traditional woodshop equipment like miter saws, table saws, router tables, and band saws. The parts you make become critical components in industrial machine assemblies running in factories around the world. This is job shop work, not a production line. You'll work from blueprints, hold precise measurements, and build a wide variety of parts. Bring solid woodshop fundamentals. Why Join Us Four-Day Week : Monday–Thursday schedule with three-day weekends, every week. Global Reach : Your parts run inside industrial machines on factory floors worldwide. We Teach Plastics : Woodshop fundamentals get you in; we train the material. Compensation $19 - $21 / hr Shifts 1st Shift: Monday–Thursday, 6:00 AM–4:30 PM Responsibilities Saw Work : Cut plastic and PVC parts on miter, table, and band saws. Router Work : Shape part edges and features on the router table to print. Blueprint Reading : Work from drawings, tolerances, and build documentation on every part. Precision Measurement : Check critical dimensions before parts leave your station. Quality Checks : Inspect finished parts and document measurements for traceability. Safe Operation : Follow safe setup and operating practice on all shop equipment. Shop Upkeep : Maintain tools and keep your station organized to 5S. Documentation : Complete build records and data entry for the parts you make. Requirements Qualifications Required High school diploma or GED Safe, hands-on experience with woodshop equipment Ability to read and work from blueprints Ability to take and verify precise measurements Experience using hand tools and power tools Preferred Cabinetry, carpentry, or furniture-making background Plastics or PVC fabrication experience Manufacturing or job shop experience Technical degree, certification, or apprenticeship training Comfort with basic computer documentation