Machine Operator
jd irvingJamestown (ND)
About the role
Machine Operator As a Machine Operator, you will be responsible for operating and monitoring production equipment to ensure efficient and safe manufacturing of potato products. You'll play a key role in maintaining product quality and meeting production targets. The physical capability, with or without reasonable accommodation, to access all areas of the facility to carry out all duties as assigned that will include independent reaching, lifting, bending, climbing, and standing. Possess, with or without reasonable accommodation, the physical and mental capabilities to respond verbally or in writing to requests for information received verbally or in writing from internal or external sources. Possess, with or without reasonable accommodation, the physical ability to dead lift 50 pounds to shoulder height. Ability to perform duties in highly sensitive areas that may include extreme temperatures and humidity, extraordinary heights and areas where toxins may be present while in company-issued garments and complete duties in a safe and efficient manner.
Responsibilities:
Operate, monitor, and adjust machinery during production runs Perform quality checks and ensure products meet specifications Troubleshoot equipment issues and report malfunctions Maintain cleanliness and safety standards in work areas Complete production documentation and logs accurately Collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet goals
Qualifications
Education Required: High School Diploma or Trade Certification Years of Experience Required:
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