Part-Time Door Processing Operator

Posted on: Nov 01, 2026

Door Tech
Lexington, North Carolina
Salary: $13 per hour
Onsite
Full-time

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Job Title :

Part-Time Door Processing Operator

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Lexington North Carolina United States

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Job Description :

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Job Description

Approximately 13–15 hours per week.

About the Job:

Door Tech LLC is looking for a dependable part-time Door Processing Operator to prepare aluminum doors for the next steps in production. The work includes processing doors to the order and work-instruction requirements, with a slotting operation needed on some doors.

This is a hands-on production role where accuracy, consistent pace, and following the correct work instructions matter.

Responsibilities:

Process doors using the designated equipment and work instructions.
Confirm the correct door and production information before processing.
Perform the slotting operation when required.
Check processed doors for accuracy and workmanship.
Stop and separate questionable work rather than passing defects to the next station.
Record completed quantities and report equipment or material issues.
Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area.

Qualifications:

Dependable attendance and punctuality.
Ability to follow production paperwork and work instructions.
Good attention to detail and ability to maintain a steady pace.
Comfortable learning and operating production equipment.
Previous manufacturing or machine-operator experience is helpful but not required.
Must be at least 18 years old.

Schedule:

Permanent, year-round part-time position.
Approximately 13–15 hours per week on a consistent weekday daytime schedule.
Exact days and hours will be discussed during the interview.

What success looks like: Doors are processed accurately, slotting is completed when required, and questionable work is identified before it reaches the next station.