You clock in, review the production schedule, and prepare your station. You set up machine parameters, verify materials, and run your first test piece. Throughout the shift, you monitor multiple machines, fine-tune settings to hit quality specs, and keep an eye out for anything unusual. When something isn’t running right, you dig in—troubleshooting, performing routine maintenance, and getting equipment back to peak performance. Between runs, you move materials by sit-down forklift, keep your area clean and organized, and log production data so the team stays aligned. Before the day ends, you collaborate with teammates on process improvements and hand off clear notes to the next shift.
What you’ll do
Operate and continuously monitor production machinery safely and efficiently.
Conduct routine maintenance and basic repairs; troubleshoot mechanical issues to minimize downtime.
Follow the daily schedule; adjust machine settings to meet quality and throughput targets.
Maintain a clean, orderly, and safe work environment with strict adherence to safety protocols.
Coordinate with teammates to achieve production goals and improve processes.
Accurately document production data and promptly report issues to supervision.
What you bring
High school diploma or equivalent; technical training in machine operation is a plus.
Hands-on experience operating production machinery.
Strong mechanical aptitude and problem-solving ability.
Comfort reading and interpreting technical documents and equipment manuals.
Exceptional attention to detail and a commitment to product quality.
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively.
Flexibility to work varied hours, including overtime as needed.