Glass Glazing and Door Packing Associate (Part-Time)

Door Tech•Lexington, NC
•Onsite

About The Position

Door Tech is a family-owned manufacturer in Lexington, North Carolina, specializing in aluminum storm and screen doors. The Glass Glazing and Door Packing Associate learns and performs three production tasks: glass glazing, packing completed doors, and assembling large glass inserts. Training progresses through these tasks, and each is paid on a piece-rate basis after qualification. The position is part-time, approximately 25 hours per week, Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., in an air-conditioned manufacturing plant. During the paid performance evaluation and initial training, compensation is $13 per hour plus incentive pay. After qualification, pay is piece-rate. The production standard is designed to provide approximately $15–$18 per hour for employees meeting expected speed and quality standards; faster production may result in higher earnings when quality requirements are met. Continued employment depends on meeting established safety, quality, attendance, and production standards.

Requirements

  • Dependable and able to report to work by 7:00 a.m. Monday through Friday.
  • Comfortable working in a piece-rate position where earnings are based on acceptable completed production.
  • Able to repeatedly handle glass weighing approximately 25 pounds.
  • Able to lift, move, and pack completed doors weighing up to approximately 45 pounds.
  • Comfortable safely working around glass and breakable materials.
  • Able to stand and perform repetitive physical work throughout a five-hour shift.
  • Able to use both hands to fit, wrap, press, clip, and assemble materials.
  • Able to understand work orders and basic written instructions in English.
  • Strong attention to quality and detail.
  • Able to develop and maintain an efficient production rhythm.

Nice To Haves

  • Manufacturing experience is helpful but not required.

Responsibilities

  • Safely handle glass weighing approximately 25 pounds, wrap flexible rubber glazing material around its edges, check the fit, inspect for defects, and place completed glazed glass in the designated production area.
  • Pack completed storm and screen doors, safely lifting and moving doors weighing up to approximately 45 pounds while protecting them from scratches and shipping damage.
  • Verify doors have the correct components and packaging and meet packaging-quality standards.
  • Fit aluminum frame sections around glazed glass, position components without damaging the glass, and install corner clips to secure the insert.
  • Check completed inserts for fit, alignment, appearance, and strength, and place acceptable inserts in the designated production area.
  • Follow glass-handling and workplace safety procedures.
  • Maintain accurate counts of acceptable completed pieces and report damaged glass, defective materials, or quality problems.
  • Keep the work area clean, organized, and free of glass hazards; prevent scratches, breakage, and other damage while maintaining an efficient pace.
  • Work independently after completing training and assist with related production work when needed.
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