Glass Fabrication Operations Specialist

Join a Team Built on Continuous Improvement

We’re looking for a Glass Fabrication Operations Specialist who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is motivated by safety, quality, and teamwork. You’ll keep production moving, ensure quality standards are met, and contribute to ongoing process enhancements.

Schedule

• Night shift hours: 6:50 p.m. – 7:00 a.m.
• 3-2-2 rotation with 12-hour shifts
• Approximately 15–16 scheduled workdays per month
  
  

What You Will Do

• Prioritize safety for yourself and your teammates; escalate concerns immediately to supervision or the safety team.
• Operate pre- and post-process equipment following defined procedures to meet glass product quality targets and customer expectations.
• Stage and replenish raw materials to maintain line flow.
• Drive lift trucks (stand-up and sit-down) safely and efficiently.
• Execute in-process quality checks per standard work; respond to findings.
• Troubleshoot equipment and product issues.
• Lead or participate in Kaizen activities to improve safety, quality, delivery, and cost.
• Apply and sustain 5S practices, including cleaning and organized tool placement.
• Perform basic maintenance and support production changeovers.
• Model the AGC Way in all tasks and interactions.
• Take on additional projects or duties as assigned.
  
  

Leadership Competencies

• Passion: Commitment to our mission, people, and continuous improvement.
• Innovation & Change Orientation: Network broadly, encourage experimentation, challenge the status quo, adapt quickly, and take smart risks.
• Influence & Communication: Communicate a compelling vision, build buy-in, and promote open two-way communication across the organization.
• Integrity: Deliver on commitments with transparency and global business ethics.
• Courage for Challenge: Stay positive through adversity, make tough decisions, learn and rebound, and continue growing.
  
  

Minimum Requirements

• High School diploma or GED (required)
• NCRC Silver (preferred)
  
  

Desired Skills

• Ability to learn structured problem-solving (Six Sigma, Fishbone, KT, 8D).
• Comfort with Windows-based computer systems.
• Understanding of glass product quality standards (or willingness to learn).
• Previous manufacturing background preferred.
  
  

Decision Rights

Empowered to stop or pause operations when safety or quality is at risk.

Proficiency Areas

• Equipment Troubleshooting
• Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
• Visual Inspection Aids
• Glass Cutting
• Glass Fabrication
• Mechanical Assembly Skills
• High School / GED
• Experience in a Manufacturing Environment
  
  

Important Notice

Pay rate is determined based on verifiable employment via the background check.