Are You Good at Fixing Things?

Royalton, VT | $26–$36/hr + Guaranteed Overtime

You may be qualified for a technical career you've never considered.

I'm looking for mechanically inclined people in and around Central Vermont who are good at figuring out how things work — and why they aren't working.

You do not need injection molding experience.

You might currently work as a:

• Auto or diesel mechanic
• HVAC technician
• CNC or machine operator
• Maintenance technician
• Equipment technician
• Field service technician
• Installer
• Electrical or mechanical technician
• Production or manufacturing operator
• Heavy equipment technician

Or maybe your job title doesn't fit neatly into any of those categories.

That's okay.

What matters is whether you're mechanically inclined, comfortable around equipment, good at troubleshooting problems, and interested in learning something new.

Not Sure Your Skills Transfer?

Don't automatically rule yourself out — and don't worry about a résumé yet.

Great Bay Staffing created a short Skills Transfer Review specifically for people who have mechanical or technical experience but have never worked in injection molding.

Tell us what you do now, what equipment you work with, and the kinds of problems you troubleshoot. We'll personally review your experience to determine whether the skills you already have could transfer into this opportunity.

Start your Skills Transfer Review here:

https://greatbaystaffing.com/career-switch/royalton-vt/process-tech

No résumé required. It's not a job application.

What Could You Move Into?

I'm recruiting for a Process Technician position with an established precision manufacturing and injection molding company in Royalton, Vermont.

Process Technicians work with sophisticated manufacturing equipment and automated systems. They troubleshoot mechanical and production problems, make adjustments, perform equipment and job setups, monitor quality, and help keep production running properly.

The manufacturing process can be taught. Mechanical aptitude is much harder to teach.

That's why I'm interested in talking to people outside the industry.

What Does It Pay?

$26–$36/hour depending on your experience and transferable skills.

The schedule includes 8 hours of guaranteed overtime each week at time-and-a-half.

At $30/hour, for example, that works out to approximately $81,000/year based on the regular 48-hour schedule.

Benefits include:

• Medical, dental and vision insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Life insurance
• Training and cross-training
• Opportunities to advance into higher-level technical positions

The Schedule

These are 12-hour night shifts on a rotating 3/4-day schedule.

B Shift: Sunday–Tuesday + every other Wednesday, 6PM–6AM

D Shift: Thursday–Saturday + every other Wednesday, 6PM–6AM

That schedule isn't for everybody — and I'm not going to pretend it is.

But it also means you're working only 3 or 4 days each week while receiving 8 hours of guaranteed weekly overtime.

I'm Not Sure I'm Qualified

That's exactly why I'm running this ad.

Don't disqualify yourself because you've never worked in injection molding.

If you work with machines, vehicles, equipment, tools, mechanical systems, or automated equipment and you're good at troubleshooting problems, let us determine whether your experience could transfer.

You have two options:

Already interested? Use the Apply Now button on this posting.

Not sure you're qualified? Complete the Great Bay Staffing Skills Transfer Review:

https://greatbaystaffing.com/career-switch/royalton-vt/process-tech

No résumé required for the review. Not a job application. Just tell us what you know how to do.