Stone Fabricator & Polisher

iWorkforce Solutions LP•Mendota Heights, MN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Stone Fabricator & Polisher to join our team in Mendota Heights. In this role, you will work with premium materials-including Granite, Quartz, and Porcelain-using both traditional hand techniques and advanced fabrication machinery. If you take pride in your craftsmanship, know how to read shop drawings, and have a strong track record of safe machinery operation, we want to hear from you!

Requirements

Hands-on experience cutting and polishing Granite, Quartz, and Porcelain.
Ability to read shop drawings/blueprints and understand standard edge profiles (e.g., Ogee, Bevel, Bullnose, Pencil).
Proficiency operating stone machinery such as Comandulli, Genya, Smartcut, or Penta (or similar CNC/bridge saws).
Certified or experienced in operating Forklifts and Overhead Cranes.
Basic shop math skills (adding and subtracting fractions/measurements accurately).
Ability to lift and carry up to 40 lbs independently.
Ability to withstand continuous physical effort, including standing, stooping, walking, climbing, and handling heavy or awkward materials throughout the shift.
Comfortable wearing full protective gear in a wet/dusty fabrication shop environment.

Responsibilities

Cut, shape, polish, glaze, and buff granite, quartz, and porcelain to exact specifications using hand tools and modern machinery.
Read shop drawings accurately to execute our 6 standard edge profiles without sacrificing precise dimensional tolerances.
Inspect finished workpieces using templates and precision measuring tools to verify quality and correct any defects.
Safely operate specialized fabrication machinery, overhead cranes, and forklifts.
Maintain a clean workspace, follow all shop safety protocols, and consistently wear required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)-including safety glasses, ear protection, waterproof gear, and dust masks.
Work dynamically within the shop, assisting team members at different stations when needed to keep production moving smoothly.