Machine Operator (Entry Level) Night Shift

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oil states internationalLampasas (TX)

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Machine Operator IAre you interested in a position that is challenging and innovative? For over 80 years, Oil States has been a highly respected technology and solutions pioneer manufacturing diverse products for offshore platforms, sub-sea pipelines, defense, and general industrial applications worldwide. Oil States recognizes that our diverse workforce is our greatest asset. We offer a competitive pay package, including an annual incentive bonus program for all employees. When we contribute to the company's success, we all win. Oil States is currently looking for a qualified candidate for the position of Machine Operator I in Lampasas, TX. This entry level position prepares and operates automatic press machines to process and produce a high-quality rubber product.
Essential duties and responsibilities: Makes certain all materials for production are available Loads hot molds with rubber and puts molds in press Removes parts from molds Inspects parts Cleans molds and equipment Records time and temperature data Changes molds when necessary Perform other duties assigned by supervisor Ability to operate a forklift Qualification requirements: Must be able to follow written and verbal instructions and procedures Effectively run one line with multiple presses Will be required to work overtime if needed to continue production on any shift Basic comprehension of written and verbal communication skills Basic mathematical skills (addition/subtraction, multiplication/division)Ability to follow safe work practices
Physical requirements: Heavy to moderate physical effort may be required for the following: Prolonged standing, reaching, bending stooping, pushing, pulling and climbing Regular lifting up to 50 pounds Must be able to work in temperatures over 100 degrees Be part of what's next at Oil States Industries, Inc! An E-Verify Employer Un Empleador de E-Verify

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