Manufacturing General Production

Amarr Garage Doors•Lawrence, KS

About The Position

Are you looking for a new challenge in manufacturing production? Maybe our position in general production is for you! We have multiple shifts, day and night. You can choose between shifts that run Sun, Mon, Tue or Wed, Thu, Fri with rotating Saturdays. These are 12-hour shifts (either 6-6 or 7-7; days or overnights). We also have Mon-Fri 8-hour shifts and Mon-Thu 10-hour shifts available. A general production worker will work on an assembly line to produce garage doors. You will be responsible to complete production orders accurately and safely in a timely manner. You will also cross train on other entry level positions and develop product knowledge. As one of North America's leading garage door manufacturers, Amarr Company (part of global access solutions leader ASSA ABLOY) takes pride in fostering a culture where employees enjoy many opportunities for career growth, rapid advancement, and relocation to some of America's most desired cities. Although Amarr Company is an international business, employees enjoy a family-oriented, caring culture and rewarding work environment. Amarr Company offers competitive wages, generous benefits, and a bonus program for every employee. At Amarr Company, the door is always open and there is no ceiling to your career growth.

Requirements

Manual dexterity and hand to eye coordination for operation of hand/power tools
Ability to learn product, work well under pressure, and be mechanically inclined with the ability to operate power tools
Standing throughout the entire shift.
Short distance walking of 5-15 feet on a periodic basis during the shift, depending upon the position assigned.
Frequent stooping, bending, walking, carrying, and lifting: Job requires lifting and stacking of banded door panels to various levels. Maximum required individual lifting limit is forty-five pounds.
Must be able safely work with another team member to carry or lift door panels in excess of forty-five pounds.
Frequency of lifting and carrying is job task dependent.
Pushing of carts is often required. Occasional pulling to steer the cart is required (appropriate training techniques will be covered on this area for your safety). A force of 50lbs is often required to move a loaded cart.
Pushing forces required in excess of 50 lbs. requires two persons.