Production Machine Operator - LaRosa's Commissary
larosasDayton (OH)
Production Machine Operator - LaRosa's Commissary
Posted 2 days ago
larosasDayton (OH)
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About the role
Production Machine Operator Join Our Team - Where Quality and Teamwork Come Together At LaRosa's, we take pride in delivering high-quality products that our Guests love. We're looking for a dependable and detail-oriented Production Machine Operator to help keep our production running smoothly from start to finish. Look at all the reasons why you should work for the LaRosa's Commissary! Monday-Thursday (6:30am-5pm) schedule, NO WEEKENDS! Uniforms provided. Closed on major holidays. Free pizza on each shift! Benefits include medical, dental, vision and life insurance.
What You'll Do:
Operate and monitor mixing and sheeting equipment Prepare and load ingredients following recipes and specifications Ensure product quality meets Company and safety standards Perform basic equipment adjustments and changeovers Maintain accurate production and batch records Work closely with your team to meet daily production goals What We're Looking For: Experience in manufacturing or food production is a plus Comfortable working with industrial and computer-controlled equipment Strong attention to detail and basic math skills Ability to stay organized, multitask, and meet deadlines Team player with strong communication skills Flexibility to support varying schedules What to Expect: Active role requiring standing, lifting (up to 50 lbs), and movement throughout your shift Fast-paced, hands-on environment Exposure to noise, dust, and standard production conditions Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old
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