A Textile Machine Operator may set up, operate, or tend machines that wind or twist textiles; or draw out and combine sliver, such as wool, hemp, or synthetic fibers. Includes slubber machine and drawing frame operators. They may set up, operate, or tend machines that cut textiles; knit, loop, weave, or draw in textiles.
Fabrication Department - Multiple Opportunities Buck Knives Inc - 3.2 Post Falls, ID Job Details Full-time $18 an hour 1 day ago Qualifications Engraving Monitoring machines Assembly quality control testing Maintaining an organized workspace Laser cutting Labeling Unloading Moving Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Manufacturing standard operating procedures Manufacturing facility experience Quality issues Factory process monitoring Clean workspace maintenance Visual inspection for quality control Safety standard operating procedures Hand tools Treating (manufacturing process) Production records Machine finishing Entry level Under 1 year
Full Job Description Description:
Buck Knives is hiring multiple team members for our Fabrication Department at our manufacturing facility in Post Falls, Idaho. For generations, Buck Knives has built a reputation for quality, craftsmanship, and American manufacturing. Our Fabrication team plays an important role in that process, helping transform raw materials and components into the knives our customers know and trust. Whether you have manufacturing experience or are looking for an opportunity to learn a new skill, we are looking for dependable, hardworking individuals who take pride in doing quality work.
PAY RATE
Starting pay rate for the following positions is $18.00 per hour.
CURRENT OPENINGS
Day Shift Heat Treat Operator Tumble Operator Swing Shift Laser Etch Operator Prep Operator Weekend Day Shift Tumble Operator
POSITION OVERVIEWS
Heat Treat Operator The Heat Treat Operator supports the heat-treating process used to achieve the required hardness and performance characteristics of our blades and components.
Primary Responsibilities:
Operate heat treat equipment and related machinery Load and unload blades and components Follow established heat treatment processes and work instructions Monitor equipment and process conditions Perform basic quality checks and identify potential defects Maintain accurate production records as required Follow all safety procedures, including requirements for working around hot materials and equipment Maintain a clean and organized work area Tumble Operator The Tumble Operator operates equipment used to clean, finish, deburr, and prepare blades and components for the next stage of manufacturing.
Primary Responsibilities:
Load and unload tumbling and finishing equipment Operate machinery according to established processes Inspect blades and components for quality and proper finish Separate and organize completed parts Monitor equipment during operation Follow production schedules and work instructions Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area Laser Etch Operator The Laser Etch Operator uses laser equipment to apply logos, markings, identification, and other required information to blades and components.
Primary Responsibilities:
Set up and operate laser etching equipment Position blades and components correctly for marking Select and verify appropriate programs and work instructions Inspect finished markings for placement, clarity, and quality Identify and report defects or equipment concerns Accurately track production Handle finished products carefully to prevent damage Maintain a clean and organized work area Prep Operator The Prep Operator prepares blades, components, and other parts for the assembly process. This position is an important link between Fabrication and Assembly and helps ensure components meet quality standards before moving forward in production.
Primary Responsibilities:
Prepare blades and components for assembly Clean, inspect, sort, and organize parts Perform required finishing or preparation processes Identify defects or components that do not meet quality standards Follow work instructions and production requirements Maintain proper material flow to support Assembly Safely use hand tools, equipment, and machinery as required Maintain a clean and organized work area
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
Successful candidates will: Be dependable and maintain regular attendance Be willing to learn new manufacturing processes Take pride in producing quality work Follow established safety procedures and work instructions Be comfortable working in a fast-paced manufacturing environment Have strong attention to detail Work effectively both independently and as part of a team Be able to perform repetitive tasks while maintaining quality standards Be willing to cross-train and assist in other areas when needed Previous manufacturing or machine operation experience is helpful, but not required for all positions. We are willing to train candidates who demonstrate reliability, a strong work ethic, and a willingness to learn.
READY TO JOIN THE BUCK KNIVES TEAM?
Apply today and let us know which position and shift you are most interested in.
Requirements:
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Depending on the position, employees may be required to: Stand for extended periods of time up to 10 Hours Per Day Frequently use hands and arms to handle materials and components Perform repetitive motions Bend, reach, push, pull, and lift throughout the shift Lift and move materials, up to 50 lbs, within the requirements of the assigned position Work around manufacturing machinery, noise, heat, oils, compounds, and other materials commonly found in a production environment Wear required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
