Machine Operator

Description

Hunter Douglas is the world’s leading manufacturer of window coverings and a major manufacturer of architectural products. We are a brand that you know and trust. With more than 100 years of innovation, we’ve defined our industry with proprietary products that deliver revolutionary style and functionality and can be found in millions of homes and commercial buildings globally.

As a member of the Hunter Douglas family of brands, Carole Fabrics has proudly served the interior design community for more than 60 years, making the finest soft window treatments in the industry. We take pride in our reputation for exceptional quality, our broad on-trend collection of the finest fabrics, and our devotion to personal service.

We are searching for candidates that are driven, intelligent, creative, and entrepreneurial. By offering challenging and accelerated opportunities for growth, powered by a shared hunger for success, we create a space for your career to thrive. In return for your expertise, we are committed to providing competitive and robust total compensation and benefit packages to ensure you feel valued. Our dream is to become the fastest growing, most loved, window covering company in the world.  What’s yours?

Position Overview

Machine Operator is responsible for upholsters cornice board with fabric and cording

What you'll do

• Adhering to all safety rules, regulations, and policies.
• Reporting unsafe practices, conditions, and near misses to supervisors.
• Wearing and maintaining proper personal protective equipment (PPE), such as safety glasses and gloves.
• Keeping work areas clean, organized, and free of hazards.
• Following emergency evacuation procedures and reporting unsafe conditions.
• Cutting and upholstering over treatments for various styles (, Statler, Astor, Waldorf, Sheraton, Box).
• Padding, covering, gluing, tacking, lining, and trimming boards.
• Properly placing and dressing swags, covering legs, and blind tacking returns.
• Packaging and recording completed treatments.
• Receiving and processing work tickets with coordinating fabric bolts.
• Cutting fabric and cord material to specified dimensions and patterns.
• Sewing welting and labeling all cut pieces for further fabrication.
• Cutting and preparing fabric and lining for swags and panels.
• Sewing, turning, pressing, pleating, and banding swags.
• Recording information in logs and preparing materials for fabricators.
• Maintaining regular attendance and working in a production environment.
• Remaining stationary or standing for extended periods (up to seven hours or more per shift).
• Operating hand tools, pneumatic staples, and performing repetitive motions.
• Lifting or carrying materials as needed.
• Wearing closed-toe and closed-heel shoes (tennis shoes preferred).
• Using safety glasses that meet ANSI standards.
• Performing other tasks as assigned to support production and safety goals.

Who you are

What's in it for you?