Glass Manufacturing Line Operator

Job Description

Job Description

Day in the life

When your shift begins at 6 : 50 p.m., you’ll start with safety checks and a quick review of production goals. From there, you’ll run the glass production line, moving between pre- and post-process equipment to keep quality high and output steady. Throughout the night, you’ll stage raw materials, drive both stand-up and sit-down forklifts, and perform routine quality verifications. If something isn’t right, you’ll troubleshoot, rally support as needed, and use continuous-improvement tools to correct course. You’ll help with changeovers, keep the area organized to 5S standards, perform basic equipment care, and model the AGC Way in every task. At 7 : 00 a.m., you’ll hand off clear notes so the next team can hit the ground running.

What you’ll do

• Prioritize safety for yourself and teammates; immediately flag and report hazards to your supervisor or the safety team.
• Operate pre- and post-process equipment according to established procedures to produce glass that meets exacting standards.
• Stage and replenish raw materials to keep the line supplied.
• Operate forklifts (stand-up and sit-down) safely and efficiently.
• Conduct periodic quality checks per documented work instructions.
• Troubleshoot process or product issues to restore stable operations.
• Participate in—and at times lead—Kaizen events to drive continuous improvement.
• Maintain a clean, orderly workspace aligned to 5S (organization, housekeeping, tool placement).
• Perform minor equipment maintenance and assist with changeovers.
• Exercise stop authority when safety or quality is at risk.
• Live the AGC Way across all responsibilities; take on additional projects as assigned.

Schedule

Legal

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

Qualifications

Leadership profile