Production Second Shift Soil Operator

You own the 2nd shift machine operation for the kitchen production line, loading semi-automated machines and keeping the line moving from 1:30PM to 10PM. You handle raw materials, push pallets, and manage a hot, fast-paced environment. Working with GMP standards and LOTO training ensures safe operation. This role requires physical stamina and attention to detail. You will work Monday-Friday with some weekends.

You will own accurate weighing, sorting, and labeling of hotel linens at a high-volume industrial laundry. You'll work with digital scales, barcode scanners, and inventory tracking systems to ensure every hotel's linen matches its order. You'll join a 30-person operations team and collaborate with drivers and production staff. This role stands out because full training is provided, and advancement paths exist into lead operator and supervisor roles.

You will lead a team of General Handlers on the 2nd shift in a high-volume warehouse environment, ensuring production targets are met with safety and quality. You'll translate the Supervisor's plan into daily assignments, adjust staffing as needed, and provide hands-on training and coaching. This role coordinates with multiple departments and temporarily oversees operations in the Supervisor's absence, making it ideal for a reliable leader ready to step up.

You own the 2nd shift kitchen floor at a high-volume food processing plant in Nashville, staging raw materials and running semi-automated machines. You load, stage, and inspect product, complete all production and quality paperwork, and keep the line moving at pace. You report to the shift lead and work alongside a tight-knit crew that values communication and safety. This role stands out for its 2nd Shift premium and the chance to master GMP standards on a fast-moving line.

You will sort all incoming material in the Soil department, handling up to 50 lbs at stations that include sort, hanging, and belt lines. You will stand for an 8-hour shift with breaks and lunch, and your assignment may change based on production needs. You will certify on each operation after completing safety, production, and quality checks. This role stands out for its structured training and clear certification path, with pay starting at $16.90/hr.

You will own the setup and operation of the designated Slitter/Rewind machine, ensuring product accuracy and quality at scale in a high-volume packaging plant. You'll work within a team of press operators and report directly to the shift supervisor, coordinating with quality control and maintenance to keep production moving. This role demands sharp attention to detail, color vision accuracy, and physical agility to handle 50-75 pound rolls and operate safely around moving machinery.