Assembly Layup

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and life insurance
• Company‑paid short‑ and long‑term disability
• FSAs and dependent care options
• Vision and legal benefits
• Gym discounts and wellness clinics
• Tuition reimbursement—for you and your dependents

• Clear paths to promotion and internal mobility
• Training, coaching, and mentorship
• Development programs to support your goals

• Paid vacation and holidays in your first year
• A culture that respects work‑life balance

Job Summary

Assists with the lay‑up process under direction of the Layup 2 or 3 team member. Performs designated tasks at the lay‑up table assigned by the Department Team Lead. This work schedule is for night shift 9 pm‑7 am, which will include working weekends.

• Obtains lay‑up material for the run from the pattern pullers, super cutter or sheeting.
• Helps with cutting down larger size paper at the cut‑down table as needed.
• Vacuums or brushes off the table before the material is assembled.
• Lays up the material according to the assigned lay‑up schedule under direction of a Layup 2 or Layup 3 team member.
• Monitors for defects in the paper or overlay and verifies length and width of all material laid‑up.
• Submits request forms for material at the direction of the Layup 2 or 3.
• Vacuums and covers the completed run.
• Participates in the Lean and Safety process.
• Reads schedules to help verify material is ready for assembly.
• Utilizes puller screens and pattern identification screens to look up material and verify runs.
• Performs other tasks as assigned.

• Knowledge of safety standards applicable to the work area and other pertinent rules/regulations governing work standards.
• Knowledge of the material quality standards.
• Knowledge of computer sufficient to enter data into the system.
• Ability to identify patterns and finishes.
• Ability to operate a lift truck and lowboy.
• Skill in hand‑and‑eye coordination.
• Ability to operate a cut‑down table.
• Lay‑up material at an adequate pace to match the Layup 2 or 3 performance (85–100 sheets per hour).
• Ability to use a tape measure.

Education:

High School Diploma or equivalent or one year work experience.

Experience:

1 year of work experience.

Medium work - tasks involve pushing/pulling, lifting and standing or using force equal to handling materials of 50 to 100 pounds.

Located in an environment with regular exposure to fumes or odors, temperature extremes, or loud noises which cause noticeable discomfort or moderate risk of accident or illness.