Production Mechanically Inclined $18-$21

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sawyer staffingGreenville (SC)

Production Workers, All Other Textile and Fabric Finishing Mills

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$18.00-$21.00 per hour

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About the role

Production Associate

Location: Greenville, SC Pay: $18.00-$21.00 per hour (based on experience/mechanical aptitude) Sawyer Staffing is hiring a Production Associate for a growing manufacturing company in Greenville, SC. We are looking for dependable individuals with mechanical aptitude who enjoy hands-on work in a fast-paced production environment. Schedule Monday-Friday Initial hours: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PMOpportunity to transition to four 10-hour shifts in the future

Responsibilities:

Operate and monitor a production processing line
Ensure chemicals are maintained at proper levels
Monitor fabric throughout the production process to prevent errors
Perform quality checks and remain attentive while the line is running
Assist with cleaning and maintaining a safe, organized work area
Complete general production and housekeeping tasks during downtime
Work as part of a two-person team to keep production running efficiently

Qualifications:

Must pass background check & drug test
Have a valid DLMechanical aptitude required
Ability to read and write
Forklift experience preferred
Textile manufacturing or textile finishing experience is a plus, but not required
Must be detail-oriented and able to stay focused during repetitive tasks
Comfortable working in a hot manufacturing environment
Steel-toe boots required
Reliable transportation
Basic hand tools are a plus

What We're Looking For: The ideal candidate is dependable, safety-minded, and takes pride in producing quality work. This position requires someone who can remain focused and attentive, even during repetitive production runs, to ensure the process continues smoothly.

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