Machine Operator

Machine Operator Compensation:

$18/hr

Shift/Working Hours:

Monday to Thursday, 7 AM to 5:30 PM About the role: As a Machine Operator, you'll be at the heart of our production process, playing a vital role in crafting high-quality products. This role is perfect for someone who's mechanically inclined, detail-driven, and thrives in a fast-paced, hands-on environment. You will be responsible for ensuring smooth operations, tracking production materials, and upholding strong attention to detail in all aspects of manufacturing.

What you will do:

Operate & Maintain Equipment:

Set up, adjust, and operate converting lines, monitor machine performance for real-time adjustments, and perform routine maintenance, cleaning, and minor repairs.

Quality Assurance & Inspection:

Conduct regular inspections of finished products and packaging, ensuring all output meets established specifications and quality standards while documenting any deviations or quality concerns.

Inventory & Documentation:

Track usage of production and packaging materials, accurately complete production logs, reports, and maintenance records, and notify supervisors of low stock to assist with inventory counts.

Safety & Collaboration:

Follow all safety protocols, ensure safe operation of machinery, work closely with maintenance and quality teams, and assist in cross-training new team members to strengthen line performance.

What you will bring:

Technical & Mechanical Aptitude:

Proven experience as a Machine Operator in a manufacturing environment (preferably with converting lines) combined with strong mechanical aptitude and familiarity with production systems.

Technical Literacy & Math:

Ability to read and interpret technical documents, blueprints, manuals, and SOPs, alongside basic math skills for measurements and calculations.

Physical Capability:

Ability to stand, walk, and operate machinery for extended periods (8-12 hours), regularly lift up to 50 lbs, and perform frequent bending, stooping, reaching, and manual handling of materials.

Environment Adaptability:

Comfort working in a manufacturing environment with varying temperatures, noise levels, exposure to machinery, and the required use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

Education & Training:

High school diploma or GED is required; technical or vocational training in manufacturing or mechanical systems is preferred. What's In It For You?

Skill Development:

Gain hands-on experience with advanced converting lines and production machinery while participating in ongoing training for new equipment and processes.

Dynamic Team Environment:

Work closely with production leaders, maintenance staff, and quality control teams in a highly collaborative, proactive setting.

Impact & Ownership:

Play a vital role in troubleshooting equipment issues, sharing ideas to improve efficiency, and directly contributing to meeting or exceeding daily production targets.

Professional Growth:

Opportunity to build a versatile skillset by assisting with cross-training and contributing to a smooth, hazard-free production workflow.

Compensation / Pay

Rate (Up to): $18.00 - $18.00