Label Machine Operator - Days - Dallas, TX
msccnDallas (TX)
About the role
Label Machine Operator Join Avery Dennison as a Label Machine Operator, where you will take ownership of advanced labeling technology to deliver high-quality products. We are looking for a mechanically inclined "Technical Pilot" who is accountable, curious about how equipment functions, and thrives in a performance-driven environment.
What You'll Do:
Performance & Accuracy: Operate label machines efficiently to meet daily production deadlines while minimizing material waste. Technical Ownership: Use your mechanical aptitude to monitor equipment, troubleshoot malfunctions, and identify root causes rather than "band-aid" fixes. Data & Quality: Maintain accurate logs of raw materials using our ERP system and ensure a "zero-defect" mindset through close attention to detail. Safety & Collaboration: Maintain a clean, safe work area and collaborate with the production team to ensure overall site health.
Who You Are:
Resilient & Adaptable: You maintain focus during high-pressure shifts and can pivot when production priorities change. Detail-Oriented: You have a strong eye for quality and can monitor close tolerances to ensure every product meets specifications. Team-First: You are willing to step outside your assigned duties to help a coworker for the good of the department.
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