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Barton Staffing Solutions
Machine Operators-Level 1 and 2 (PPG#337452)
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What they do
A Manufacturing Machine Operator operates machinery used in a manufacturing facility, including a range of machines used for the production or transport of goods.
$38,267 / year median in Illinois
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Machine Operators-Level 1 and 2 positions available
Machine Operator I is an excellent opportunity for someone with manufacturing experience and strong mechanical aptitude who is looking to develop advanced equipment and process skills.
Machine Operator II is designed for an experienced operator who can independently perform equipment setups, changeovers, adjustments, quality checks, and routine troubleshooting. This level may also assist with training and supporting less-experienced operators. All operators will receive specialized training and may have the opportunity to participate in extended international training, including up to 3 months in Germany. Key ResponsibilitiesSafely operate and monitor media production equipment to maintain stable and efficient productionPerform equipment setup, startup, shutdown, and product changeoversMonitor machine performance and make routine adjustments as neededPerform in-process quality checks and inspections to ensure products meet specificationsIdentify and troubleshoot equipment, process, and quality issues and escalate more complex problems when necessaryApply mechanical knowledge to identify potential causes of equipment and process issuesMonitor production parameters and identify trends or abnormalities that could affect quality or productivitySupport new product introductions, process trials, equipment startups, and process adjustmentsPerform basic preventive maintenance and operator-level equipment careAssist Maintenance, Engineering, and Quality teams with troubleshooting and equipment repairsSupport continuous improvement efforts focused on safety, quality, efficiency, uptime, and production performanceMaintain accurate production, quality, downtime, and process recordsHandle materials, labeling, packaging, and internal material movement as requiredFollow all safety, quality, production, and equipment operating proceduresMaintain a clean, safe, and organized work areaAssist with training and supporting newer operators as experience and skill level allowWork collaboratively with Production Leads, Engineering, Quality, and MaintenancePerform other related duties as assigned Check out our Google ReviewsVisit us on LinkedIn and Facebook company pagesIf not the right job for you, tell a friend!#ZR
Pay Ranges:
Machine Operator I:
$19-$27/hour, depending on experienceMachine Operator II:
$22-$30/hour, depending on experienceSchedule:
12-hour shifts | 7:00 AM-7:00 PM or 7:00 PM-7:00AM Schedule Options:
Sunday-Wednesday or Wednesday-Saturday Position OverviewWe are seeking Machine Operators to join our clients continuous 24/7 manufacturing operation. These positions are responsible for operating, monitoring, setting up, and troubleshooting specialized media production equipment while maintaining a strong focus on safety, quality, productivity, and equipment performance. They are hiring at both the Machine Operator I and Machine Operator II levels, with compensation based on experience, technical knowledge, and demonstrated ability.Machine Operator I is an excellent opportunity for someone with manufacturing experience and strong mechanical aptitude who is looking to develop advanced equipment and process skills.
Machine Operator II is designed for an experienced operator who can independently perform equipment setups, changeovers, adjustments, quality checks, and routine troubleshooting. This level may also assist with training and supporting less-experienced operators. All operators will receive specialized training and may have the opportunity to participate in extended international training, including up to 3 months in Germany. Key ResponsibilitiesSafely operate and monitor media production equipment to maintain stable and efficient productionPerform equipment setup, startup, shutdown, and product changeoversMonitor machine performance and make routine adjustments as neededPerform in-process quality checks and inspections to ensure products meet specificationsIdentify and troubleshoot equipment, process, and quality issues and escalate more complex problems when necessaryApply mechanical knowledge to identify potential causes of equipment and process issuesMonitor production parameters and identify trends or abnormalities that could affect quality or productivitySupport new product introductions, process trials, equipment startups, and process adjustmentsPerform basic preventive maintenance and operator-level equipment careAssist Maintenance, Engineering, and Quality teams with troubleshooting and equipment repairsSupport continuous improvement efforts focused on safety, quality, efficiency, uptime, and production performanceMaintain accurate production, quality, downtime, and process recordsHandle materials, labeling, packaging, and internal material movement as requiredFollow all safety, quality, production, and equipment operating proceduresMaintain a clean, safe, and organized work areaAssist with training and supporting newer operators as experience and skill level allowWork collaboratively with Production Leads, Engineering, Quality, and MaintenancePerform other related duties as assigned Check out our Google ReviewsVisit us on LinkedIn and Facebook company pagesIf not the right job for you, tell a friend!#ZR