Nampa,ID,USA-based Tooling Operator-$20 Per HOUR Opening | Hiring

Bestbath Systems, Inc. is a reputable manufacturing company with locations in Idaho and Tennessee, recognized as a top-rated employer in these regions. The company prides itself on fostering a workplace culture that prioritizes employee well-being—physically, mentally, and financially. At Bestbath, the environment goes beyond mere job completion to genuinely supporting each team member's growth and success. This commitment is evident in the comprehensive benefits package the company offers, designed to empower employees both professionally and personally. Key highlights of employee benefits include employer-funded health benefits which allow employees to access quality healthcare with low premiums, a 401(k) program with a 4% company match incentivizing long-term savings, and a robust profit sharing program that allocates 25-30% of annual net profits back to employees based on company profitability. Employees also benefit from paid time off that begins with two weeks in the first year and increases with tenure, plus a unique four-day workweek schedule with 10-hour shifts from Monday to Thursday, supporting work-life balance and consistent three-day weekends. Bestbath emphasizes investment in its workforce through career advancement opportunities and skill development via hands-on training within the company. Currently, Bestbath is seeking dedicated production operators to join their manufacturing team in Caldwell, Idaho. They have openings across various departments including Tooling, Mold Services, Materials Logistics, Warehouse, Trim, Final Finish, Maintenance, and Fabrication. Production operators at Bestbath play a critical role in crafting high-quality fiberglass bathing products. The position requires attention to detail, adherence to safety standards, and the ability to follow instructions meticulously, all of which directly impact operational success. The role focuses on the on-time delivery of high-quality mold repairs and preparation of molds for production cycles, including flexible support for swing shift operations. Successful candidates should be team players who communicate effectively and courteously with coworkers, diligent and self-driven to meet assignment deadlines independently, detail-oriented with high accuracy in maintaining tight tolerances, and dependable in attendance and willingness to adjust shifts according to department needs. Responsibilities include finishing, repairing, maintaining, preparing, and waxing tooling with a defect-free approach to ensure timely delivery. Employees are expected to promptly report any issues that could disrupt production schedules, contribute to a culture of continuous improvement, maintain effective working relationships across all levels, minimize waste of time and materials, and adhere strictly to safety practices. Other duties may be assigned as necessary. Candidates must be proficient in English to interpret blueprints and write necessary notes, display strong cooperation skills to work well with others, and show competence in using a tape measure with fine tolerances. Mathematics proficiency covering fractions and basic operations is essential. The role demands physical stamina with standing, bending, pushing, and pulling for 8-10 hour shifts, familiarity with general construction basics, hand tools, and equipment like hysters for material handling. Candidates need to adapt to a fast-paced environment with frequent changes and demonstrate problem-solving skills to reduce downtime. Working overtime including weekends and holidays may be required. Communication skills and patience in a team setting are critical. The work environment is a production setting with moderate noise and temperature variations. Employees must have physical mobility and reflexes to perform tasks requiring long periods of standing and the ability to lift up to 120 pounds. Clear speech, hearing, and vision are imperative for effective communication and task completion. Repetitive movements of hands and wrists are common, and tasks may involve moving molds on the production floor. Bestbath Systems adheres to the American Disability Act and provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities to enable them to perform essential job functions. This inclusive approach reflects Bestbath's overarching philosophy of valuing and supporting every employee's contribution to the company's success.

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Prior experience in manufacturing or production preferred
• Ability to stand for 8-10 hours
• Able to lift up to 120 pounds
• Basic math skills including fractions
• Ability to read blueprints
• Strong communication skills
• Dependable attendance
• Ability to operate hand tools and hysters
• Willingness to work overtime, including weekends and holidays
• Adaptability to shift changes
• Ability to follow safety protocols
• Ability to work without constant supervision