Production Operator

Posted 2 days ago

midway staffingBolingbrook (IL)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$20/hour

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About the role

Production Operator Manufacturing & Production Temp to Hire On-Site Posted 2 hours, 28 minutes ago $20.00/hour W2
Job Description: Machine Operator- Bolingbrook IL Location: Bolingbrook, IL Shift: Shift A: 3AM-3PM OR 3PM-3AM Sunday-Tuesday Alternating Wednesday Shift B: 3AM-3PM OR 3PM-3AM Thursday-Saturday Alternating Wednesday Pay: Shift A: $20/hour (Temp-to-hire & Incentives) Shift B: $20/hour (Temp-to-hire & Incentives)
Job Duties: Set up and operate MSD Inserter equipment according to production and stage envelopes, inserts, printed materials, and production supplies. Monitor machine operation, make adjustments, and maintain production and quality standards. Perform basic troubleshooting and clear machine jams or equipment issues. Sort, inspect, and remove defective, damaged, or incorrect materials from the production line. Stack, bundle, organize, and stage materials for further processing or shipping. Operate OMR, 2D, and barcode systems while following IMb and USPS mail preparation requirements. Complete production logs and changeover documentation
Requirements: Previous MSD Inserter or similar machine operating experience preferred. Direct mail, printing, bindery, warehouse, or production experience preferred. Strong attention to detail with the ability to follow written and verbal instructions in a fast-paced environment. Ability to stand for extended periods, lift 25–50 lbs., maintain reliable attendance, and work effectively with a team.

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