SECOND SHIFT Inline Thermoforming Machine Operator

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owings patternsSellersburg (IN)

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Job Description: In-Line Thermoforming Machine Operator-SECOND SHIFTOwings Patterns | Sellersburg,
INPosition Overview: Owings Patterns is hiring a hands-on In-Line Thermoforming Machine Operator ready to take ownership of production and make an immediate impact. If you have manufacturing experience, mechanical ability, and take pride in running quality parts, we want to talk to you. This is a stable, full-time, SECOND-shift position with consistent hours and strong benefits.
Key Responsibilities: • Set up molds and tooling and get jobs running efficiently • Run in-line thermoforming machines with a focus on quality and output • Inspect parts and ensure they meet specs every time • Complete QCS reporting and production paperwork accurately • Troubleshoot issues and keep machines running • Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area • Track scrap and support continuous improvement • Pitch in where needed—production, inventory, or shipping What We’re Looking For• Manufacturing experience (thermoforming a big plus) • Mechanically inclined and comfortable with equipment • Ability to read drawings and use measuring tools • Strong work ethic—you show up and get the job done • Team player with a positive attitude • Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and stay on your feet all shift • High school diploma or GED required Success in this role means• You run quality parts with minimal supervision • You keep production moving—no constant oversight needed • You take pride in your work and your workspace • You show up every day ready to contribute Why Join Owings Patterns? Consistent second-shift schedule – no rotating shifts Shift differential Stable workload with steady hours Team-focused environment where your work matters Opportunities to grow your skillset Health Insurance, 401K and vacation Schedule & Benefits• Monday–Thursday, 3:00 pm - 1:30 am • Medical, dental, vision, PTO, and 401(k) with matching

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