Blocking Saw Operator

Foamcraft is the leader in foam fabrication and has been for decades. We are looking for individuals to join our family as a Blocking Saw Operator at our Indianapolis, Indiana location . This is a position for people who enjoy the mental challenge of making a plan of action and executing it. Every day, our Blockers solve the 3-dimensional puzzle of how to efficiently cut our foam into usable parts while minimizing unnecessary scrap.

Foamcraft was founded in 1952. Now, 70 years later, Foamcraft has grown from one small foam shop in downtown Indianapolis to five facilities across Indiana. We are committed to positively contributing to the community and providing creative and meaningful work.

We pride ourselves on being the best employment opportunity in Foam fabrication because of:

• Stability - We were founded 70 years ago, and we aren't going anywhere.
• Rest - Working on Sundays has never, and will never, be an option for us.
• Growth - Over 50% of our plant management staff worked their way up.
• Air Conditioning - Every single building at Foamcraft is air conditioned.
• Bonus - One way we show care for our employees through bonuses.

Key responsibilities will include:

• Cutting down large foam buns into smaller blocks to be used in all other processes in our plant.
• Drawing patterns and marking foam as directed.
• Organizing cut materials in a neat and orderly fashion.
• Lifting and moving materials with proper techniques.
• Observing all safety rules and regulations.

An ideal candidate will have a positive attitude towards their coworkers and their job. They must have an ability to interpret dimensions and perform quick math tasks, while focusing on safety. They must be able to understand and follow all company policies and regulations. This is considered "light" manufacturing and we will provide training. Must be able to read a tape measure and have good spatial awareness.

Must like to problem-solve.

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