General:
This position is responsible for removing the entrapped air and smoothing out the glass and resin mixture to ensure a quality laminated production part.
Tools and Equipment:
Various sizes of plastic and brush rollers, brushes, scissors, 10-pound weights, various types of fiberglass matting, protective equipment such as rubber gloves, boots, coverall suits, aprons and safety glasses, razor knife.
Duties:
1. Push molds in the area as required. Minimum of three people per mold, two pushing one guiding in the front.
2. Use a hand held roller in a bock and forth motion over the wet glass and resin mixture to release entrapped air from mold surfaces.
3. Cut sheets of fiberglass mat to the proper size to place on molds during the hand lay-up process. After the glass starts to cure the excess must be trimmed from the mold flange with a razor knife.
4. Assist in placing plywood, balsa wood, bal-tec mat and fiberglass strips on the molds.
5. Place 10-pound weights on floors of the deck bulk material. Assist in placing 30-pound transom clamps on the hull at specified time during the production process.
6. Have a strong understanding of all models and materials used for production of composite fiberglass boats.
7. Responsible for inspecting and maintaining high quality standards.
8. Keep work area safe, clean and hazard free.
FUNCTIONAL FACTORS
Moderate lifting, 20-59 lbs
Walking
Moderate carrying, 20-59 lbs
Standing
Straight pulling
Repeated bending
Pushing
Ability for rapid mental and muscular Reaching over shoulder
coordination simultaneously
Use of fingers
Hearing (aid permitted)
Both hands required
Visual requirements—both eyes and depth perception required
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
Outside and inside
Fumes, smoke, or gasses
Extreme heat
Solvents
Extreme humidity
Slippery and/or uneven walking surfaces
Constant noise
Working closely with others
Dust
Self directed/Team environment
Full Time Benefits Summary:
Enjoy discounts on retail merchandise, our restaurants, world-class resorts and conservation attractions!
Bass Pro Shops is an equal opportunity employer. Hiring decisions are administered without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or any other basis protected by applicable federal, state or local law.
Reasonable Accommodations
Qualified individuals with known disabilities may be entitled to reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act and certain state or local laws.
If you need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the application process, please visit your nearest location or contact us at hrcompliance@basspro.com.
Bass Pro Shops is North America’s premier outdoor and conservation company. Founded in 1972 when Johnny Morris began selling tackle out of his father’s liquor store in Springfield, Missouri, today we provide customers with premier destination retail in more than 150 locations across North America. In 2017 Bass Pro Shops acquired Cabela’s to create a “best-of-the-best” experience with superior products, dynamic locations and outstanding customer service. Guided by the visionary leadership of our founder and CEO Johnny Morris, Bass Pro Shops is making a significant impact in on the future of conservation and the communities we serve. More than 40 years after Johnny began helping people connect with nature through a tiny bait shop, our conservation mission is to inspire people to enjoy, love and conserve the great outdoors. Beyond retail, Bass Pro Shops also operates White River Marine Group, the world’s largest manufacturer of boats, plus award-winning resorts and nature destinations including Big Cedar Lodge, America’s Premier Wilderness Resort. Our passion for connecting people to nature extends to our CLUB program where customers earn points toward free gear and experiences, and a series of not-for-profit conservation attractions.