Job Description

Shape the Future of Glass Manufacturing

Step onto the production floor where precision, safety, and teamwork drive every shift. As a Glass Production Line Technician, you will operate and support production lines to deliver quality glass products while maintaining a safe workplace for yourself and others.

Your Schedule

Night shift: 6:50 p.m. – 7:00 a.m. on a 3-2-2 rotation (12-hour shifts, roughly 15–16 scheduled workdays each month).

What You’ll Do in a Typical Night

• Champion safety across the production area; immediately report hazards to your supervisor or the safety team.
• Run pre- and post-process equipment by following established procedures to meet product quality standards and ensure customer satisfaction.
• Keep the line supplied with raw materials as needed to maintain steady production.
• Operate lift trucks safely and efficiently (both stand-up and sit-down).
• Conduct routine quality checks per documented procedures and respond to nonconformances.
• Troubleshoot line issues and resolve product quality concerns.
• Participate in and occasionally lead Kaizen events to drive continuous improvement.
• Maintain 5S: clean work areas, organize tools, and sustain visual order.
• Perform minor equipment maintenance and assist with changeovers.
• Demonstrate the AGC Way in all responsibilities and team interactions.
• Take on additional duties or projects as assigned.

Leadership Behaviors We Value

• Passion: Deep commitment to AGC, our plant mission, our people, and continuous improvement.
• Innovation & Change Orientation: Connects across teams and externally; encourages new ideas, challenges the status quo, adapts quickly, and takes calculated risks.
• Influence & Communication: Shares a clear vision, builds commitment to change, engages others to achieve more, and fosters open two-way dialogue at every level.
• Integrity: Consistent, reliable, transparent, and ethical; leads by example and puts company interests ahead of self-interest.
• Courage for Challenge: Stays optimistic under pressure, makes tough calls, learns from setbacks, and pursues lifelong development.

Education & Experience

• High School diploma or GED required
• NCRC Silver preferred

Skills & Qualifications

• Willingness to learn problem-solving methods (Six Sigma, Fishbone, KT, 8D, etc.).
• Basic Windows computer proficiency.
• Ability to learn and apply quality standards for glass products.
• Previous manufacturing experience preferred.

Authority

You have the authority to halt or suspend operations if you identify safety or quality risks.

Proficiencies

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

Compensation Note

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

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