Carton Machine Operator
beneficial talent sourceDayton (OH)
About the role
Now Hiring: 1st Shift Machine Operator Looking for a company that will train you and give you a chance to build a career? This is a great opportunity to get your foot in the door with a stable manufacturing company that values dependable employees who show up, work hard, and want to grow. Why people love this opportunity: First shift with evenings and weekends free Voluntary overtime, earn extra when YOU want Clean, food manufacturing environment Stable Monday-Friday schedule Opportunity to learn new skills and advance
What You'll Be Doing:
Operate packaging machinery to package food products Monitor product quality and keep production running efficiently Perform basic machine adjustments and minor troubleshooting Record production and quality information accurately Follow food safety and sanitation procedures Package products for domestic and international shipments Maintain a clean and organized work area
What We're Looking For:
Machine operator experience required Food manufacturing experience is a plus Stable work history Able to lift up to 50 lbs throughout the shift Comfortable working in a fast-paced production environment Strong attention to detail and quality
Food Safety Requirements:
This is a food manufacturing facility, so all employees must follow GMP guidelines, including: Hair net (and beard net if applicable)No jewelry, including dermal piercings No fake nails, nail polish, or fake eyelashes Strict adherence to food safety and sanitation standards Interested? Apply today! If you're looking for a dependable first-shift position where you can learn, grow, and be part of a great team, I'd love to tell you more. Apply now before these openings are filled!
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