Machine Operator

Responsibilities: Operate paper bag production equipment to produce grocery bags, retails bags, and specialty paper bag products Perform routine inspections to ensure product quality standards for bag dimensions, print accuracy, glue application, and handle attachment are met; remove and report defects Set up machinery and confirm materials, such as paper rolls, ink, adhesives, and packaging supplies, are prepared before production begins Read and verify production orders to ensure accuracy Monitor equipment during operation and report any issues with jams, print defects, mechanical issues, etc. promptly Complete daily production and quality documentation Maintain a clean, organized, and safety-focused work area, ensuring equipment and tools are stored safely and production waste is managed properly Follow all safety policies and procedures to support a safe workplace for everyone

Qualifications: High school diploma, GED, or applicable work experience At least one year of experience in a manufacturing work environment Eligible to work in the United States Successful completion of pre-employment background and drug screen Ability to work 12 hour day and night rotating shift Work overtime as required Satisfactorily completes training courses as determined by management Ability perform the essential functions of the job with or without accommodation

Physical Requirements: Requirements include, but are not limited to (all times are approximate):Sitting (1-2 hours)Standing (constantly - 12 hours or more)Walking (constantly 12 hours or more)Lifting (regularly/constantly):0-10 lbs. (8-10 hours)10-20 lbs. (8-10 hours)20-50 lbs. (8-10 hours)50-100 lbs. (8-10 hours)100 lbs. or more (never)Carrying (regularly/constantly): o 10-20 lbs. (8-10 hours) o 20-50 lbs. (8-10 hours) o 50-100 lbs. (8-10 hours) o 100 lbs. (never)Pushing (often - 8-10 hours or more)Pulling, Twisting, Climbing (often - each 8-10 hours)Balancing (regularly/constantly)Stooping, Kneeling, Crawling (often - each 1-3 hours)Reaching, Grasping, Repetitive Motions (regularly/constantly each 8-10 hours)