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The Plant Manager IV is accountable for leading a high-volume manufacturing site, driving improvements in safety, quality, delivery, and cost while managing changes and executing strategies for operational excellence. This role emphasizes developing talent, ensuring compliance with quality measures, and fostering a positive work culture.

The Production Manager will oversee the window manufacturing plant's operations, ensuring production targets are met while optimizing resources and maintaining product quality. Key responsibilities include managing daily operations, developing production schedules, monitoring processes, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, hiring and training staff, and implementing standard operating procedures.

The Territory Sales Manager will manage the designated territory, supporting the sales team to grow revenue through customer account management, lead generation, and sales promotion. Responsibilities include developing accounts, conducting customer training, and participating in trade shows while performing market analysis and competitive evaluations.

The Machine Operator is responsible for packaging and labeling materials, conducting quality control, utilizing hand tools, and maintaining housekeeping and sanitation standards. They ensure that production runs smoothly and efficiently while adhering to safety practices.

The Production Associate is responsible for inspecting extruded products for quality, ensuring consistency in packing patterns, and maintaining proper paperwork. Duties include conducting inspections, assembling cartons, assisting with product changes, and participating in safety programs. The role requires effective communication with team members and adherence to health and safety practices in a manufacturing environment.

The Finish Welder is responsible for ensuring safety while performing welding tasks, adjusting welder settings, reading blueprints, training others in welding procedures, and conducting continuous improvement practices. The role requires operating overhead cranes, performing quality control on beads, and managing small group communication effectively.

The Finish Welder operates according to safety standards, adjusts welder settings based on bead conditions, reads blueprints, manages repairs, trains others in welding procedures, and ensures quality of the welds while lifting heavy materials and using power tools.