Production Support Operator

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laborupMt Juliet (TN)

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Junior

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$16-17

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Job Description
Overview: We’re hiring Production Operators for a growing, modern consumer packaged goods manufacturing facility. The facility is new, clean, air-conditioned, and growing quickly. There are multiple schedules available, and team members have opportunities to cross-train across different parts of the production process and expand their skills over time. What makes this role different: Modern facility: Work in a newer, clean, air-conditioned manufacturing environment. Variety of work: Opportunities across material preparation, processing equipment, and automated packaging. Cross-training: Learn multiple stages of production and build a broader manufacturing skillset. Recognizable products: Help manufacture consumer products used and recognized nationwide. Compensation $16-17 Full-time, direct-hire – not a temp job Full benefits Shift options based on experience and availability Shift 3rd Shift: 11pm - 7:30am There may be limited opportunities on 2nd shift (3pm - 11:30pm) for this role.
Responsibilities: Material & Product Handling: Move, load, unload, and organize raw materials and finished products around the production floor. Production Line Support: Feed materials/products into equipment and assist machine operators with production tasks. Quality & Cleaning: Perform basic quality checks and clean/sanitize equipment and assigned production areas. Safety & Reporting: Follow safety/GMP procedures and report equipment, quality, or production issues to supervisors.
Requirements: Required Proven reliability, strong work ethic, and consistent attendance Willingness and ability to learn new equipment and production processes Ability to stand and work on your feet for an 8-hour shift and safely lift/move materials as needed Ability to follow instructions, work safely, and contribute effectively as part of a team#ZR

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