The purpose of a Scraper is to remove all fill and color from the binding, and peghead inlays. This job is accomplished through the meticulous use of spring steel blades. Scrape enables the beauty of each guitar's non-wooden accents to shine through helping create the signature aesthetic of a Gibson Guitar. Essential Functions. Learn and execute standard operating procedures. Remove fill and color from binding and accents. Able to use a razor blade safely and effectively. Correcting any minor defects such as scratches and dings with 320 grit sandpaper. 95% pass rate based on production requirements. Understands and meets quality standards (Specs.) Maintains product flow at appropriate rate. Adheres to department protocols (5 S and Safety)Adherence to the Gibson Cardinal Safety Rules as per the Gibson Playbook for Cardinal Safety Rules and General Safety Rules. Obligation to submit safety observations for identified hazards using the safety observation QR codeSupport the comprehensive Safety Management System (SMS) to ensure a safe work environment, maintain compliance with regulations, and improvement of our safety processes. Other duties as assigned. Required Skills/ Abilities. Strong attention to detail. Develop a strong knowledge of the different models. Outstanding time management skillset with the ability to prioritize without direct supervision. Teamwork and project management skills combined with ability to work as part of a team. Required Education and Experience. Results oriented and driven, with a track record for delivering to plan. Must be 18 years of age or older. Personal Qualities Passionate about working and winning in a team environment. Results oriented and driven, with a track record for delivering to plan. Flexibility to adapt quickly to changing circumstances. Able to proactively question and challenge to prioritize and identify solutions in timely manner. Clear and logical thinker Relish working in a company with a diverse, challenging, and fast paced environment. Travel Requirements. Occasional travel to other facilities may be required, typically less than 10% of the time.