Operator

Operator

Revolution is looking for multiple Line Operators to join our team in Oakdale, MN. Great entry-level opportunity, will train! Night shift premium.

Package rolls after indexing them from one core to another or maintain a machine that indexes the rolls automatically.

Package all products according to customer specifications and the company's production standards.

Be able to pack rolls, and observe rolls for splices and changes.

Work with other packers to keep production lines running.

Ensure correct counts, rolls of film, and supplies according to job specifications.

Notify your lead or supervisor of production defects as they occur.

Assist lead or supervisor in changeovers or putting up production line.

Follow quality specifications when packing product.

Maintain a safe and clean workplace.

Sustain productivity and quality standards.

Follow all OSHA requirements and standards.

Ability to work 12-hour rotating shifts that require every other weekend availability.

Essential reading and writing skills are required.

Minimum one year of experience in an industrial environment preferred.

Experience with automated manufacturing equipment preferred.

Able to lift up to 50lbs.

Must be able to stand 8-12 hours during a shift.

The salary for this position range starts at $19/HR. In addition, the company offers a comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, a retirement savings plan, and paid time off.

About Revolution: It's time to redefine possible. At Revolution, we exist to empower businesses and consumers to contribute to a better future through sustainable loop plastic solutions. Our unique, circular approach results in sustainable products and services that effectively meet the needs of businesses today, while helping prepare them for tomorrow. And we're just getting started.

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