About the Job:
Door Tech LLC is an established manufacturer of aluminum storm and screen doors in Lexington, NC. We are looking for a dependable full-time Production Saw Operator to cut aluminum extrusion accurately and keep production moving.
The operator will work with several types of production saws, including an automated CNC double-miter saw, a TigerStop-controlled straight-cut saw, and manual saw equipment. This is a hands-on production role with clear expectations for output, accuracy, and quality. Training on Door Tech’s specific equipment and procedures is provided.
Responsibilities:
- Select the correct material, program, cut length, and quantity from production paperwork.
- Operate automated and manual saws used to cut aluminum extrusion.
- Load, unload, stage, and organize material.
- Measure finished parts accurately and complete first-piece and periodic quality checks.
- Make approved operator-level adjustments after training.
- Stop production and separate questionable material when a measurement is outside tolerance.
- Record completed quantities, rejected pieces, and material usage accurately.
- Maintain a steady production pace while meeting quality and safety requirements.
- Keep the work area clean, organized, and safe.
Qualifications:
- Dependable attendance and punctuality.
- Ability to read a tape measure accurately to at least 1/16 inch.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain a steady work pace.
- Comfort using touchscreen controls and basic production software.
- Ability to safely handle and move aluminum extrusion throughout the shift.
- Previous machine-operator, production-saw, or manufacturing experience is preferred.
- Experience with TigerStop, CNC cutoff saws, aluminum fabrication, windows, doors, millwork, or similar production work is a plus.
- Must be at least 18 years old.
Schedule and Work Environment:
- Permanent, year-round, full-time position.
- Approximately 40 hours per week on a consistent weekday daytime schedule.
- Air-conditioned manufacturing facility and small-team environment.
What success looks like: The saw area stays supplied, cut parts meet specifications, quality checks are completed, and the operator stops the process when something does not look right.