Precision Production Machine Operator

Job Description

Job Description

What a day looks like

You start your shift by reviewing job orders and reading schematics to confirm the plan. You gather the right materials from the floor, measure twice, and set up your station. With hand and power tools in reach (including a tape measure and common power tools), you assemble parts and make simple fixes as needed.

Throughout the day, you run safety checks on both materials and finished product, keep your work area tidy, and communicate clearly with teammates to keep everything moving. You wear required PPE and follow established safety procedures. You’ll receive day-to-day direction from a supervisor to align priorities and quality expectations.

• Follow job orders and schematics to produce accurate work.
• Select and stage materials according to prints and instructions.
• Use basic hand and power tools to build and perform minor repairs.
• Conduct product/material safety assessments and quality checks.
• Maintain a clean, organized workstation and practice good housekeeping.
• Collaborate with peers through clear, timely communication.
• Work safely, wear PPE, and adhere to all safety procedures.

• Lift and handle items up to 60 lbs during the shift.
• Occasionally push or pull loads up to 100 lbs.
• Kneel, squat, stoop, twist, and sit as tasks require throughout the day.

• One year of experience in manufacturing (or similar production setting).
• High school diploma or GED.
• Willingness to learn and grow.
• Forklift experience is a plus.

• Forklifts

Pass a pre-employment background check and drug screen.