Post Forming Line Operator

October 3, 2026

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Win at Wilsonart At Wilsonart, we don’t just make surfaces—we build careers. When you join our team, you become part of something bigger: a company driven by innovation, grounded in values, and powered by people who care. You’ll be surrounded by teammates who take pride in their work and look out for one another. You’ll have the chance to learn, grow and make a real impact. And you’ll be part of a company that believes winning means helping you succeed at work and in life. Here, You’ll Win With Support that keeps you well <ul><li>Medical, dental, and life insurance</li><li>Company-paid short- and long-term disability</li><li>FSAs and dependent care options</li><li>Vision and legal benefits</li><li>Gym discounts and wellness clinics</li><li>Tuition reimbursement—for you and your dependents </li></ul>Opportunities to grow <ul><li>Clear paths to promotion and internal mobility</li><li>Training, coaching, and mentorship</li><li>Development programs to support your goals </li></ul>Time for what matters <ul><li>Paid vacation and holidays in your first year</li><li>A culture that respects work-life balance </li></ul>Job Description Operates the MFG Post-Forming & DET Line at the Wetwall facility, controls the Postforming & DET process under direction of the Supervisor. Performs other tasks as needed. Essential Duties And Responsibilities <ul><li> Operates Post Forming & DET equipment to according to the product specifications</li><li> Assist & Operates Bonding Line, Post-Forming & DET MFG equipment to according to the product specifications</li><li> Set up and run production lines using HMI’s, precision mechanical and CNC equipment.</li><li> Evaluates the daily production schedule.</li><li> Logs production information such as: material produced, type, size, run, control settings, etc.</li><li> Ensures all material is present for the production process.</li><li> Lays up and aligns the raw materials according to the production process.</li><li> Initiates corrective action if production operations are not to standard.</li><li> Trains additional personnel on performance of tasks to relieve for breaks, lunches, time off.</li><li> Performs lock-out/tag-out procedures and preventative maintenance checks.</li><li> Utilizes or wears protective equipment as required or when handling hazardous materials.</li><li> Package finished materials according to standard procedures. </li></ul>Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities <ul><li> Hands on mechanical/electrical knowledge of high speed industrial equipment</li><li> Attention to detail and working in a methodical manner</li><li> Knowledge of safety standards applicable to the work area and other pertinent rules/regulations governing </li></ul>work standards. <ul><li> Knowledge of the Postforming manufacturing process and component materials utilized.</li><li> Knowledge of the level of quality material must meet.</li><li> Skill in operating a lift truck or similar powered industrial vehicle.</li><li> Skill in establishing effective working relationships with other personnel.</li><li> Ability to identify patterns and finishes.</li><li> Ability to identify colors and shades.</li><li> Ability to lead people.</li><li> Ability to accurately record information on production schedules/logs.</li><li> Ability to organize and prioritize work schedules and material assets.</li><li> Ability to work independently without close supervision and as a team member</li><li> Ability to interpret dials, graphs, charts, KPI’s etc.</li><li> Ability to visually detect product imperfections and defects.</li><li> Ability to communicate well in oral and written forms at all levels of the organization.</li><li> Ability to learn new skills. </li></ul>Education MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS High School Graduate or GED Experience Preferred candidate will have experience in Postforming or Operating similar PLC controlled machinery in a Manufacturing or Commercial Environment. Experience with FANUC controls or robotics an advantage. Experience of working within a wood working environment, laminate worktop manufacturer or hot melt adhesive coater an advantage and FANUC controls or robotics an advantage. WORKING CONDITIONS Physical Requirements Continuous physical exertion is required, such as walking/pushing/climbing and lifting material or equipment of heavy weight 50 to100 lbs. Environment Located in an environment with regular exposure to fumes or odors, temperature extremes, or loud noises which cause noticeable discomfort or moderate risk of accident or We’re looking for people who are ready to learn, ready to lead and ready to make a difference. If that sounds like you, you can win at Wilsonart. Wilsonart is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin or ancestry, sex, age, physical or mental disability, veteran or military status, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, military status, order of protection status, or any other legally recognized protected basis under federal, state, or local law.

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