Job Description
Counter-Form LLC is seeking a Capper Production Worker
Work Schedule: Schedule will vary based on workload; Full-time with overtime.
First Shift: Monday thru Friday starting at 6:30am- End time varys on workload (No Weekends!)
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Who We Are?
At Counter-Form LLC, we’re more than a manufacturer—we’re a team that builds quality, careers, and futures. As a recognized leader in postform and custom laminate countertops, we’ve spent over 45 years earning a reputation for exceptional craftsmanship, competitive pricing, and outstanding customer service.
While countertops are what we’re known for, what truly sets us apart is our people. We believe in fostering growth, encouraging leadership, and creating opportunities that help our employees build bright, long-term careers.
What We Offer
We take care of the people who take care of our success. When you join our team, you can expect:
A comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, life, accident, critical illness, and both short- and long-term disability coverage
Career growth and advancement opportunities—we invest in your future
Built-in pay progression with regular increases during your first year
Generous time off, including PTO, 8 paid holidays, and a yearly bonus
A strong 401(k) plan with company contribution
Access to an on-site nurse for added peace of mind
A supportive, collaborative work environment where teamwork matters
An Employee Assistance Program to support you when life gets challenging
At Counter-Form, you’re not just starting a job—you’re building a career with a company that’s built to last.
What you will do:
The Capper Production Worker helps bring countertops to life by applying laminate end caps with precision and care. This hands-on role involves working with different countertop sizes, trimming edges, and using specialized tools to ensure a clean, high-quality finish.
You’ll play a key part in maintaining production standards while focusing on safety, accuracy, and consistency. If you enjoy detailed, hands-on work and take pride in a job well done, this is a great opportunity to be part of a quality-driven team.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Review and follow daily work schedule.
Retrieve and position laminated countertops onto work tables using pneumatic lifts.
Transport built-up countertops (0–45” wide, up to 12’ long, weighing up to 100 lbs) to the designated work area. Larger tops require team lifting to ensure safety.
Inspect each piece for quality control: verify correct core size and length, check laminate for defects, and confirm color accuracy.
Match and prepare the correct end cap laminate, heating it in designated ovens until glue is softened.
Remove laminate from oven and apply to countertop edge using a steel roller, employing a side-to-side motion with body pressure for 2–3 minutes or until the cap cools and adheres.
Apply lubricant to the top, trim excess laminate with hand routers, and smooth edges with hand files. (electric or air driven)
Clean the surface and sand the bottom using a sanding block or DA sander.
Transfer completed tops to the next department for cleaning.
Maintain consistent productivity without reliance on a production line.
Cross-train in at least one additional work area.
Assist with training new employees on laminate application and quality control procedures.
Perform regular maintenance and cleaning of tools and equipment to ensure proper functionality.
Assist in inventory management by reporting low stock of materials or tools.
Ensure the workspace is organized, clean, and free of hazards.
Follow all company policies related to safety, attendance, and performance.
Participate in team meetings and provide feedback on production processes to improve efficiency.
Performs additional duties as assigned.
Tools and Equipment Used:
Pneumatic lifts
Powered and non-powered hand tools
Electric and air-driven routers
Sanding blocks and DA sanders
Solvent chemicals for cleaning
Employment Standards:
Ability to accurately read tape measures and production paperwork.
Must wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, ear protection and closed toed shoes.
Understand and follow all safety policies and procedures to prevent injury.
Typical physical demands:
Major (>50% of job) physical demands of this job are: Standing, walking, lift and carry, grip and handle (to 75 lbs), Constant noise levels of 68 – 78 dba
Required physical demands (25% - 50% of job) are: Wrist and shoulder lifting movements, ability to grip and use Hand pressure roller, good near vision and depth perception for use of hand tools and quality control, ability to identify and distinguish colors, and ability to adjust focus. Requires good eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity, sufficient to grab, lift, carry, operate hand, and power tools.
Minor physical demands (<25% of job) are: Lift, push and pull items using hands and arms.
Typical mental demands:
Ability to understand material specifications and manufacturing processes
Competency in reading and interpreting work orders
Attention to detail and ability to follow quality control guidelines
Working conditions:
Exposure to moving/vibrating mechanical parts
Working near hot materials
Exposure to Noise levels requiring hearing protection.Chemical vapors within OSHA guidelines within work area
Job Type: Full-time
Full-time