Manufacturing & Production Operator: 2nd - 3rd - Weekend

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crane nxtNashua (NH)

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$22.50/hr

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Manufacturing And Production Operator Paid Training | Career Growth | Future Openings in Nashua, NH Looking for a steady, hands-on job where you can learn a valuable skill, earn strong pay, and build a long-term career? This is a great place to start. At Crane Currency in Nashua, NH, we manufacture the advanced security features used in U.S. currency and banknotes around the world. There's a good chance you've handled our product without even realizing it. We are currently building a strong pipeline of candidates for future Manufacturing and Production Operator openings. While the shifts listed below may not be open today, we expect opportunities to become available in the next few weeks. If you're interested in starting a career with Crane, we encourage you to apply now so we can connect with you early and keep you in mind as openings become available. Anticipated Shift Opportunities Weekday Shifts 2nd Shift: 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM $22.50/hr + 15% shift differential = $25.88/hr 3rd Shift: 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM $22.50/hr + 20% shift differential = $27.00/hr Monday through Friday, consistent schedule Weekend Shifts - Work 36 hours, get paid for 40 Weekend Day Shift: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Friday, Saturday, Sunday $22.50/hr + 20% shift differential = $27.00/hr Weekend Night Shift: 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM, Friday, Saturday, Sunday $22.50/hr + 20% shift differential = $27.00/hr Why People Join Crane Paid training from day one, no manufacturing experience required Strong pay with shift differentials Opportunity to learn specialized, high-security manufacturing processes Benefits, incentives, annual increases, PTO, and bonus potential after conversion Clear path to permanent employment at Crane, typically around 90 days once eligible Pay increase once you become a certified operator A stable, well-established company where people build long-term careers What You'll Learn and Do As a Manufacturing and Production Machine Operator, you'll be trained to: Set up, run, and monitor manufacturing machines Follow detailed processes to ensure quality and consistency Check materials and finished products to help maintain high standards Work closely with your team to meet daily production goals Learn specialized manufacturing processes used in secure production Build hands-on skills that can grow into a long-term career How the Hiring Process Works Selected candidates typically begin through one of our staffing partners while completing the required security clearance process. Once you are cleared, trained, and meeting expectations, you may become eligible to convert to a permanent Crane employee, typically within approximately 90 days. Because clearance and onboarding take time, applying now helps us get to know you early and consider you as future openings become available. Who We're Looking For You do not need previous manufacturing experience to be considered. We are looking for people who are: Reliable and ready to work Comfortable in a hands-on environment Mechanically inclined, whether from work experience, hobbies, tools, cars, equipment, or similar interests Willing to learn and follow detailed processes Team-oriented and safety-minded Interested in building a steady, long-term career Requirements Must be a U.S. citizen Must be able to pass a government background investigation, including a Position of Public Trust Clearance Learn more about our values and culture: Life at Crane Currency

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