Die-Cut Machine Operator
quality packagingFond du Lac (WI)
About the role
Die-Cut Machine Operator - 2nd Shift Quality Packaging, Inc. (QPI) is a growing leader in contract packaging, materials, and equipment. We're looking for a hands-on, reliable Die-Cut Machine Operator who takes pride in producing high-quality work and wants to be part of a team that values quality, accountability, and continuous improvement.
What You'll Do:
Set up and operate die-cutting machines Prepare and install dies (registration, make-ready, matrix) Inspect product to ensure quality standards are met Pack finished goods (counting, labeling, boxing, palletizing) Complete production paperwork accurately Perform basic machine maintenance Maintain a clean, tour-ready work area What We're Looking For High School Diploma or GED Mechanical aptitude and attention to detail Basic math skills and ability to read a tape measure Dependable, team-oriented, and self-motivated Work Environment Manufacturing environment with moderate noise; requires standing, machine operation, and material handling. What We Offer Benefits & Total Rewards: Quality Packaging, Inc. offers a competitive and comprehensive benefits package, including: Employer-paid life insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match Group health insurance including: Medical plan with Pivotal Health – a FREE mobile care unit that comes right to you! Dental and vision coverage Supplemental benefit options through Colonial Health Paid time off and holidays Opportunities for professional growth and development Why Join QPI? At QPI, you'll have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the employee experience while partnering closely with leaders in a hands-on manufacturing environment. We value accountability, respect, and continuous improvement—and we invest in our people. Quality Packaging, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.
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