2nd Shift Material Handler - Glass & Lamination

Old-Castle-Building-Envelop; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits at low cost

PTO and holidays

Pay raises and bonuses

Training

Job summary

Old-Castle-Building-Envelop in Houston, TX seeks a Material Handler for the 2nd shift in Production. You will move, load, and unload glass and metal products, operate a forklift, and support a safe, efficient laminating process.

This entry-level to mid-level role emphasizes reliability, teamwork, and adherence to standards. The position requires reading work orders, basic math, and physical endurance—standing up to 10 hours, lifting up to 75 lbs alone (150 lbs with a partner), and occasional

Qualifications

• Experience in a production/manufacturing environment preferred.
• Able to operate a forklift and work around overhead cranes.
• Able to read and interpret basic measurements and work orders.
• Stand/walk for long shifts and lift up to 75 lbs alone, 150 lbs with partner.

Responsibilities

• Move glass and metal products safely between work areas and trucks.
• Operate equipment including forklift and crane around the laminating area.
• Transport and rotate materials through laminating processes.
• Read work orders and follow safety, quality, and efficiency standards.
• Inspect product quality and verify measurements.
• Attach labels and complete required paperwork.
• Maintain a clean, safe work area and report issues.

Skills

Forklift operation

Reading orders

Basic math

Communication

Punctuality

Overtime readiness

Tools

Forklift

Overhead crane

Basic computer knowledge

Job description

Old-Castle-Building-Envelop in Houston, TX seeks a Material Handler for the 2nd shift in Production. You will move, load, and unload glass and metal products, operate a forklift, and support a safe, efficient laminating process.

This entry-level to mid-level role emphasizes reliability, teamwork, and adherence to standards. The position requires reading work orders, basic math, and physical endurance—standing up to 10 hours, lifting up to 75 lbs alone (150 lbs with a partner), and occasional