The Lead Inspector & Stacker leads and supports production team members to meet daily manufacturing targets. The role communicates shift goals and expectations, models strong attendance and workplace behavior, and supports shift handoffs by sharing key updates and issues with maintenance or supervisors. It inspects boards for visual and dimensional quality, uses QA tools and standards, and communicates with extruder operators to help ensure a quality end product. The role trains and coaches end-of-line associates, monitors their performance, manages line documentation, reviews work orders and tags, verifies colors and packaging specifications, and helps manage floor operations such as breaks and absences. It also maintains clean, organized work areas in accordance with 6S and housekeeping standards and follows Fiberon safety requirements. The position is performed in a manufacturing environment with exposure to heat, noise, dust, humidity, moving machinery, and vibrations. It may require availability outside standard hours to support troubleshooting or continuous operations. Physical demands include lifting and handling materials, repetitive cleaning and tool use, standing and walking for extended periods, bending and climbing, working at heights, and wearing PPE for extended durations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED