Production Operator

Pay: $22.20 per hour Schedule: Friday–Sunday, 5:00 p.m.–5:30 a.m. Training: During the first few weeks, training may take place on other shifts. This may include weekday training or weekend morning hours to support your training and integration into the role.

About the Role: As a Manufacturing Production Operator, you'll operate equipment that transforms raw materials into finished products. You'll perform in-process quality checks, maintain accurate production and inventory records, and help troubleshoot equipment or product issues to keep production running smoothly.

What You'll Do: Operate manufacturing equipment according to established procedures. Record raw materials used and maintain accurate, up-to-date production records and data sheets. Perform in-process tests, which may include checking hardness, weight, variation, pH, and moisture content. Identify equipment malfunctions or product deficiencies and help troubleshoot issues. Follow blueprints, subassembly layouts, and schematics as needed. Track orders received, work completed, and inventory. Coordinate production needs with materials planning, production, and maintenance personnel. Help monitor schedules and determine material needs and delivery timing.

What We're Looking For: Dependable candidates with a strong commitment to reliable, consistent attendance. Ability to work the Friday–Sunday overnight schedule and attend training on other shifts during the first few weeks. Interest in a stable, long-term opportunity in manufacturing. Ability to follow established procedures and complete routine production tasks. Willingness to learn job skills, company policies, and procedures. This position is suitable for candidates with little or no prior relevant training or work experience.

How to Apply: Please submit your most recent, up-to-date resume. Make sure it includes accurate employment dates, company names, and job titles for your work history.