Wall Assembler

Do you enjoy working with a team? With your hands? If so, this is a great opportunity to get your foot in the door of a booming industry with one of the nation’s best! Our goal is to employ people who don’t shy away from hard work and who are dedicated to what they do. There’s no better time than now to join Carter Lumber. Our Story Carter Lumber was founded in 1932 by W.E. Carter. For 90 years, we have strengthened our company by staying true to our values, which include honesty, hard work, and putting people first. What started as a single lumberyard in Akron, Ohio, is represented today by seven brands servicing professional builders and homeowners across thirteen states with more than 160 locations. Despite our growth, weare still a family‑owned company. Our core values and our people‑first culture remain the same. Position Overview As a Wall Assembler at Carter Components Lansing, MI your job duties and responsibilities are as follows: Arrive to work ready to perform your duties. Dressed appropriately w/ PPE, all tools accounted for, stretched, positive attitude, ready to take on the day. Employees are permitted to clock in seven minutes prior to start of their scheduled shift. Perform start‑up checklist for equipment in your assigned work area; guns, tables, nailing bridge, hoist, forklifts, etc. Report any issues to management, and always follow all safety precautions. Routine tasks for building walls: Load correct batch/wall into computer Assemble opening for designed wall Set opening into framing station if needed and set studs into framing station. Nail all studs Apply sheeting if required or router openings if required Nail sheeting with nail gun bridge Stack walls in accordance to bundles with overhead hoist. Be aware of your surroundings. Use caution when transferring walls from one workstation to the next. Never aim nail gun at yourself or in the direction of a co‑worker. Keep a clean area, free of debris/ trip hazards. If incident occurs you must have proper knowledge of the shutdown procedure of nail gun and clamping table, this procedure is outlined and at every machine. If you are still unclear of this process after your initial Safety in the Workplace training and Lockout Tag Out Training, ask for more in‑depth training and it will be provided. If injury occurs preform shut down procedures and send other employee at the table to inform your supervisor immediately. Be at work on time, be back from break on time and working when you’re supposed to be, no later than 2 minutes after your break. If you have finished cleaning before the end of your shift help clean other areas of the shop. DO NOT stand around and wait for the end of shift. Benefits (full‑time employees) Health, Dental, Vision (Single and Family Plans) available after 30 days of employment Short and Long‑Term Disability Company‑paid life insurance and AD&D Optional supplemental life insurance Company match 401(k) Vacation time and paid holidays Vendor incentives Room for growth; we promote from within! Military encouraged to apply! #J-18808-Ljbffr