84C Sawyer (CL2)

An entry-level lumber saw operator is responsible for cutting lumber used in the production of building trusses and frame walls for residential and commercial construction. This role involves reading cut lists or work orders, measuring and cutting materials accurately, and operating saw equipment to meet production specifications. No prior experience needed.

Key Responsibilities:
Operate saws and cutting equipment to cut lumber according to specifications
Read and interpret cut lists, blueprints, or work orders
Measure and mark lumber accurately using a tape measure
Ensure all materials are cut to correct dimensions and meet quality standards
Work in a fast-paced production environment to meet daily quotas
Maintain a clean and organized work area
Follow safety protocols and wear appropriate PPE

Skills & Qualifications:
No prior experience required (on-the-job training provided)
Ability to read a tape measure and perform basic math calculations
Comfortable working in a physically demanding environment (lifting 50+ lbs, standing for long periods)
Team player with good communication skills
Willingness to learn and adapt to production requirements

Work Environment:
Indoor manufacturing facility
Exposure to loud noises, sawdust, and varying temperatures
Fast-paced, repetitive tasks with strict deadlines

Career Growth:Opportunities to advance to Lead Builder, Machine Operator, or Truss Designer roles
Potential for pay increases and additional training

Schedule:Second shift: 3:30pm-12am - Monday through Friday (Eventual Saturdays)

Pay: $19.00/hr ($17+$2 shift diff.)

Benefits - Full benefits after 60 consecutive days of employment:
Health, vision, dental, and term-life insurance
401(k) with employer match
Associate Profit Sharing
Monthly incentives (2025 average for 12 months $370)
And, much more!

Work Safely with Quality and Efficiency.

Read and understand shop drawings.

Operate saw at 100% efficiency.

Perform periodic maintenance on equipment.

Optimize material use for cost savings.

Train stackers.

Able to read and write in their primary language.

Able to stand for long periods of time.

Able to lift 50 pounds.

Basic math skills

Successful completion of Safety Training, Sawyer Training and Testing.