Job Summary

Position responsible for running a Molding machine that shapes and profiles lumber to a specific thickness and width by planning all four sides.

Responsibilities and Duties

●     Run jobs on the molder in the order set forth by the Lead

●     Make certain all components are machined to correct specifications

●     Notify the Lead if the machine is showing signs of needed maintenance

●     Identify various species and grades of lumber

●     Inspect components for defects, and rerun components as needed

●     Strong communication skills with other employees and Lead

Essential Skills

●     Follow all safety guidelines

●     Be able to read a tape measure and calipers

●     Be able to read and understand a cut sheet

●     Be a strong team player

●     Be able to follow directions and adjust to changes throughout the shift

●     Have a strong attention to detail and quality focused

●     Maintain a clean and clutter free work area

●     Have a strong desire to learn and great work ethics

●     Ability to work overtime as needed

●     Ability to perform other tasks as required by the company

Manufacturing physical requirements typically demand. Workers must possess good hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity, and the ability to bend, stoop, or reach while operating machinery or handling materials. 

Key Physical Demands & Abilities

• Strength & Stamina: Standing for extended periods, sitting, walking, and lifting/pushing/pulling items (often 25–50 lbs).
• Manual Dexterity: Using hands to handle, control, or feel objects; manipulating small parts; making fast, repeated movements of fingers, hands, and wrists.
• Mobility & Flexibility: Bending, stretching, twisting and reaching.
• Sensory Requirements: Vision to monitor, inspect, and see details; depth perception; hearing sounds for machine troubleshooting.

Typical Working Conditions

• Environment: Not temperature-controlled, potentially exposed to dust, fumes, or contaminants.