Operator Line Tech

What you'll own

As an Operator Line Tech, you keep production moving by running equipment and handling first-line mechanical issues before they become downtime. This role exists to maintain steady output and safe operation on the floor

Your typically daystarts with a quick handoff on line status, then you settle in as the Material Handler and line point-person-checking flow, watching for small changes, and keeping the pace sustainable. When something sounds off, you take the first look, make a small correction if it's straightforward, or loop in the Mechanic/Maintenance team when it's beyond first-line work. You close out the shift with clean notes so the next crew can pick up without surprises.

Key Responsibilities

Operate as a Machine Operator: startups/shutdowns, changeovers, and monitoring line performance
Perform initial troubleshooting, minor adjustments, common repairs, and preventive maintenance
Decide when a fix can be handled at the machine and when to escalate to Maintenance

Work Schedule

Our work schedule rotates every 2 weeks: 36 hours one week & 48 hours second week (schedule includes every other weekend) Day shift hours = 7 AM to 7 PM and Night shift hours = 7 PM to 7 AM

Required Qualifications/Skills

Hands-on mechanical experience (industrial setting preferred)
Basic electrical troubleshooting with 480V 3-phase awareness
Welding/fabrication skills are a plus
Vocational/technical training in industrial maintenance, mechatronics, or plastics technology

Benefits That Matter

Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k)
Life Insurance
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Competitive Salary (starting rate $22.00 + shift differential if applicable)
Paid Time Off
Equipment Stipend
Snack/Drink Room
Paid Lunch Break

If you want steady, onsite work and you're ready to apply your mechanical skills, apply now.