Production Machine Operator

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alpha groupShrewsbury (MA)

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$20.00/hr

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Job Description: Currently seeking a Production Machine Operator for a full-time temporary to permanent position in Shrewsbury, MAResponsibilities of Production Machine Operator: -Review and interpret batch sheets -Weight and mix chemicals following specifications listed -identify and filter materials into containers following process order instructions and apply correct labels -Calculate total quantity of materials used and lot numbers from individual, intermediates and letdowns -Enter and record various data points into systems -Perform quality control tasks on batches - Re-package materials into new containers -Operate forklifts to move materials throughout production floor. -Perform other related tasks as assigned Requirements of Production Machine Operator -Minimum High School Diploma or GED -Previous Manufacturing Experience required, 2-4 years manufacturing experience Preferred -Previous experience with GD&T or Blue Print reading strongly preferred -Previous Chemical experience preferred -SAP experience preferred but not required -Basic math skills -Ability to move, stand, and walk throughout shift -Superior attention to detail and organizational skills -Able to lift up to 50lbs and move 100lbs
Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm Monday-Friday
Pay Rate: $20.00/hr \nCompany
Description: The Alpha Group is one of Massachusetts largest privately owned staffing firms. We are currently hiring in various locations throughout MA and RI. If this position doesn't interest you please check out our website:www.thealphagroup.com
Company Description: The Alpha Group is one of Massachusetts largest privately owned staffing firms. We are currently hiring in various locations throughout MA and RI. If this position doesn't interest you please check out our website: www.thealphagroup.com

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