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David Careers

Machine Operator / Production Associate 1st Shift

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hire syncStrongsville (OH)
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About the role

Job Description: Job DescriptionMachine Operator / Production Associate – 1st Shift
Location: Strongsville, OH
Pay: $18/hour
Shift: 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM Work with your hands. Stay busy. Be part of a team that keeps production moving. We’re hiring a Machine Operator in Strongsville for a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This is a great fit for someone who’s detail-oriented, comfortable with measurements, and ready to jump into a steady, hands-on role.
What You’ll Do: Set up and run slitting machines Install blades, spacers, and tooling for each job Monitor machines and make adjustments as needed Read production schedules and specs Measure materials using rulers and gauges Inspect product for quality and consistency Keep your work area clean and safe
What You Bring: Machine operator or manufacturing experience preferred Ability to read a ruler and work with fractions (math test required) Strong attention to detail Able to work at a steady, fast pace Basic computer skills Able to lift up to 50 lbs and be on your feet throughout the shift
Why This Role: 1st shift hours with a consistent schedule Hands-on work that keeps you moving Team-focused environment Opportunity to build long-term manufacturing experience Apply today and get started in a role where your work actually matters.

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