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Skills
Consumer Packaged Goodsunmatched
Forkliftunmatched
High School Diplomaunmatched
Lift/Move 50 Poundsunmatched
Machining Operationsunmatched
Manufacturingunmatched
Organizational Skillsunmatched
Painting (Facilities and Maintenance)unmatched
Physical Demandsunmatched
Production Machiningunmatched
Description
About the role
Picture your day starting on the shop floor: you check equipment, stage materials, and partner with machinists so production never misses a beat. You’re the steady hand moving parts, spotting issues early, and keeping workstations clean, organized, and ready.
What you’ll do
Run production equipment or provide hands-on assistance to machine operators to keep lines moving.
Monitor machines during operation, recognize problems, and alert operators when something’s off.
Move raw stock, finished parts, and packaged goods by hand or with hoists as needed.
Verify order completion by counting finished pieces against requirements.
Apply tags or markings so every component is clearly identified.
Load and unload items to and from machines, conveyors, and other material-moving systems.
Clean and lubricate equipment to support reliable performance.
Operate powered industrial vehicles and mechanized equipment (e.g., forklifts and passenger vehicles) safely.
Support facility upkeep: painting, floor care, washing walls and glass, trash removal, seasonal snow clearing, and similar tasks.
Take on additional duties as assigned to meet production demands.
What you bring
High school diploma or GED.
1–3 years of experience in a manufacturing setting.
Work environment and physical demands
Typical schedule of 40–50 hours per week; may include overtime, on-call rotations, evenings, and/or weekends.
Extended periods of sitting or standing as tasks require.