Production Operator

Posted 10 days ago

autonomy staffingMonroe (NC)

Printing Press Operators Packaging and Labeling Services

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$19.00 - $21.00 per hour

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About the role

Production Operator Monroe, North Carolina, United StatesAbout the JobPrint Shop Operator Monroe, NC | $19$21/hr | 2 Days On / 2 Days Off Rotating Shifts (A, B, C, D) Day and Night shift Join a growing global packaging manufacturer producing plastic tubs and lids in the food and beverage industry. A large production facility expanding rapidly and looking for motivated operators to grow with the team.

What You'll Do:

Operate print shop equipment to produce labels and packaging materials to specification
Monitor machines during production runs and make adjustments to maintain quality standards
Perform routine equipment checks and basic preventive maintenance
Inspect finished products to ensure they meet quality and accuracy requirements
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment
Document production output and report any defects or equipment issues to supervisors
Follow all safety protocols and standard operating procedures

What We're Looking For:

Prior experience in a manufacturing, production, or print environment preferred
Ability to stand for extended periods and lift up to 40 lbs
Strong attention to detail and quality consciousness
Reliable and punctual with a strong work ethic
Ability to work rotating shifts including nights and weekends

Team player with good communication skills2 days on / 2 days off rotating schedule across 4 shifts (A, B, C, D) great work-life balance with every other stretch of days off! Submit your resume and a recruiter from Autonomy Staffing will reach out to you.

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