Equipment Operator II

Start your new career as an Advanced Machine Operator with MAU in Neenah, WI. As an Advanced Machine Operator, you will safely operate high-speed, technologically advanced manufacturing equipment while performing troubleshooting, basic repairs, quality checks, and production reporting to support a high-performing manufacturing operation. What We Offer: Pay rate of $25.25 per hour Swing shift: 7:00-7:00, days/nights Temp-to-hire opportunity after 14 weeks Health benefits Dental insurance What We're Looking For: High school diploma, GED, Grade 12 certificate, or equivalent from a state and/or U.S. Department of Education-accredited institution 1-3 years of manufacturing or related industrial experience, or equivalent military education/training Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Word, Outlook, and Excel Ability to work 12-hour rotating shifts, including nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and frequently ascend and descend stairs, bend, twist, stoop, crouch, and perform strong gripping hand functions Ability to wear required PPE, including ear, eye, and toe protection Ability to work in an environment with regular exposure to high noise levels, dust, and some chemicals Ability to work independently and complete multiple complex tasks simultaneously Basic mechanical, technical, or manufacturing skills or related experience preferred Demonstrated mechanical ability, including troubleshooting, problem identification, and resolution, preferred Previous or current experience in an industrial manufacturing environment with manufacturing equipment, industrial tractors, or forklifts strongly preferred What You'll Do as an Advanced Machine Operator: Master manufacturing process elements, including troubleshooting, basic repairs, and quality checks Safely operate high-speed, technologically advanced manufacturing equipment Work effectively as a member of a high-performing team Maintain accurate and complete production, waste, delay, and quality reports Log and report production and quality results as required Demonstrate and promote a safety-first culture Promote and utilize the three obligations Promote and support Safety Observation, ETQ, and SIRA processes Support departmental housekeeping initiatives Maintain product quality throughout the manufacturing process Perform required quality checks throughout each shift Support quality systems, including quality tracker, stand checks, bag/case weigher, and metal detector processes Understand how product attributes are measured for percent-on-target performance MAU Workforce Solutions