Window & Door Lamination and Layup Specialist

Build high‑precision window and door assemblies

If you love hands-on work and seeing a flawless bond come together, this role is for you. You’ll transform parts into finished assemblies using meticulous surface prep, exact adhesive mixing, and careful alignment.

Your Impact

• Review work orders, production schedules, drawings, and assembly instructions before each build.
• Collect and stage all window and door components needed for lay-up and bonding.
• Clean and prepare surfaces; then measure, mix, and apply approved adhesives per manufacturer and production specs.
• Align components precisely and secure them with clamps, presses, rollers, fixtures, and hand tools during curing.
• Remove excess adhesive or sealant to ensure a clean final appearance.
• Verify dimensions, alignment, fit, and overall workmanship at every step.
• Inspect finished parts for gaps, weak bonds, misalignment, surface damage, or other defects; report any damaged, incorrect, or defective materials.
• Follow established curing times, material-handling procedures, and production requirements.
• Label, stage, and move completed assemblies to the next area; complete production records, work orders, and quality documentation accurately.
• Meet daily production and quality targets while upholding safety.
• Keep the workspace clean, organized, and hazard-free; follow all safety procedures for adhesives, solvents, and manufacturing materials; wear required PPE.
• Perform additional production or assembly work as assigned.

What You’ll Need

• Experience in manufacturing, assembly, construction, cabinetmaking, woodworking, glass, window, or door production (preferred).
• Hands-on experience with adhesives, sealants, caulking, or bonding materials (preferred).
• Ability to read a tape measure; strong basic math and measurement accuracy.
• Comfort following written and verbal instructions.
• Detail orientation and commitment to quality; ability to recognize damaged materials and assembly defects.
• Safe, confident use of hand tools, clamps, rollers, presses, and production equipment.
• Works well independently and within a production team.
• Dependable attendance and punctuality.
• Flexibility to work overtime or alternate shifts when required.

Knowledge & Skills

• Basic understanding of manufacturing and assembly processes.
• Know-how in surface preparation and adhesive application.
• Familiarity with window and door components (a plus).
• Ability to identify different materials, parts, and production specifications.
• Strong hand–eye coordination and manual dexterity.
• Accuracy and consistency in repetitive tasks.
• Clear communication and solid teamwork.

Physical Demands

• Stand and walk for most of the shift.
• Regularly lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 lbs.
• Bend, reach, twist, kneel; perform repetitive hand and arm movements.
• Handle large or awkward components with assistance.
• Work around adhesives, sealants, equipment, dust, and typical production noise.
• Wear required PPE such as gloves, safety glasses, and respiratory protection when applicable.