Set up fixtures and operate cutting, routing, finishing, forming, and assembly equipment for plastic parts. Perform packaging, basic troubleshooting, and machine maintenance while following safety and inventory procedures.
Professional Plastics is hiring an experienced Fabricator to join our growing manufacturing team.
We are a leading supplier of engineering plastics with 20+ locations nationwide and a strong reputation for quality and stability.
What You’ll Do:
- Set up and design fixtures for new and existing parts
- Cutting – Panel saw, table saw, band saw, trimming
- Routing – Table and hand routers
- Finishing – Sanding, shaping, buffing, polishing, flame polishing, joining
- Forming – Drape forming, vacuum forming and line bending
- Assembly – gluing and packaging
- Perform basic troubleshooting and machine maintenance
What We’re Looking For:
- Knowledge of warehouse equipment, functions and processes
- Familiarity with the use of hand trucks, pallet jacks, saws and routers
- Ability to skillfully and safely operate a forklift
- Good working knowledge of warehouse data systems
- Solid communication skills and inventory skills
Why Join Professional Plastics?
- 401(k) with Company Match
- Medical, Dental, Vision
- Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays
- Career Growth Opportunities
- Stable, Family-Owned Company
Job Type: Full-time
Equal Opportunity Employer: Disability/Veteran
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