Description Status: This is a full-time; hourly position Hours: Monday – Friday: 3pm -11:30pm; overtime as needed Benefits Offered to Full-time Employees: Health, Dental, Optical, Medical FSA/HSA, Dependent Care (FSA), Basic Life Plan, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, 401K with Company Match, Profit Sharing (ROA), PTO (Vacation), Holidays, Jury Duty, and Funeral Leave ** Second shift positions earn a $2.00 shift differential in addition to hourly pay when working that shift ** JOB SUMMARY: The Production Floater is responsible for operating a variety of machines to assist in meeting production demands; includes, but not limited to, Saws (diamond blade and wire), Mausoleum Assembly, Finishing lines, sanding, Epoxy Applicator and Patcher, Anchoring, Polish Machines, Core Machines, Milling Machines, etc. WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING: • Inspect stone for quality and appearance; includes, but not limited to, dimensions, thickness, flatness, squareness, etc. • Read production tickets to determine work to be completed. • Review work before, during and after various steps in the production process to ensure it meets production ticket specifications; may require the use of patterns and various measuring tools. • Apply general knowledge of stone tolerances to repair, mill, apply angle and shape cuts, specific tooling and other detailed work that is required per customer specifications. • Use cranes to load and unload work from the machines as needed. • Load pre-programmed profiles, patterns or files from the network. • Level, brace, secure, wedge and clamp all stone in machines appropriately to meet safety requirements specific to each machine; may require the use of large hammers or pry bars. • Scan bar code on the production ticket to record work performed in the JDE system. • Index the saw blade to the correct size and dimension based upon the stone being cut. • Apply patterns and layout stone to best utilize raw stone material. • Operate, maintain and program wire saws. • Set all project components (floors, walls, roofs, jambs, dividers, doors, granite fronts, bronze doors and windows, steps, benches, anchors, etc.) by applying the correct finishing techniques. • Apply working knowledge of epoxy and bonding techniques to adhere various stones and materials together; includes, but not limited to, granite-to-granite, brass-to-granite, inlayed granite, Dutchmen patches, skate board deterrents, stainless steel and/or acrylic inlaid letters, etc. • Install and program specialty patterns and new patterns into an automated machine. • Set up, operate and maintain the Omag stone mills. Requirements • General computer skills. • General knowledge of software used to program CNC, milling and/or turning machines, i.e. 3D modeling, CAD and/or CAM software. • Must have good hand-eye coordination. • Ability to calculate material needs to meet job requirements and transfer them to the most efficient use of raw materials. • Understand general and job-specific stone colors, characteristics, quality and appearance criteria to meet job requirements. • Must have good color perception and not be color blind or deficient. • Ability to perform a variety of duties, often changing from one task to another, to avoid interruptions in production. • Ability to work independently, with little or no supervision. • Excellent problem solving and critical thinking skills, with an emphasis in time management, improving efficiencies and exercising independent judgment to determine work priority and urgency. • Mechanically inclined. • General math skills. • Must be able to read work orders or production tickets, which may include dimensional drawings. • Ability to read a tape measure, imperial and metric. • Work as a self-motivated team member who adheres to all safety protocols and is willing to cross-train as needed.