Machine Operator – Cardboard & Recycling (From $37/hr)

NW People; Victoria; On-site; AUD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

NW People is seeking reliable Machine Operators for two sites in Victoria, Australia, one cardboard manufacturing plant and one recycling facility. You will operate machinery, feed materials, and participate in setup and changeovers to meet production and safety standards. Full training will be provided.

Pay starts from $37 per hour with temporary assignments and potential full-time hours. You must be physically fit for manual handling up to 22 kg and able to work as part of a safety-conscious

Qualifications

• Previous machine operating or manufacturing experience.
• Physically fit and capable of manual handling and repetitive tasks.
• Strong commitment to workplace health and safety.
• Reliable, motivated and willing to learn.
• Able to work effectively as part of a team.
• Available to commence immediately.

Responsibilities

• Operate machinery to meet production, service and quality standards.
• Feed materials into machinery and manage products at discharge points.
• Assist with machine setup, dismantling and changeovers between production runs.
• Support general production and recycling plant operations.
• Conduct quality inspections and procedural checks.
• Perform manual handling up to 22 kg.
• Follow production schedules, safety procedures and work instructions.
• Maintain a clean, safe and organised work area.

Skills

Machine operation

Manufacturing experience

Teamwork

Safety awareness

Job description

NW People is seeking reliable Machine Operators for two sites in Victoria, Australia, one cardboard manufacturing plant and one recycling facility. You will operate machinery, feed materials, and participate in setup and changeovers to meet production and safety standards. Full training will be provided.

Pay starts from $37 per hour with temporary assignments and potential full-time hours. You must be physically fit for manual handling up to 22 kg and able to work as part of a safety-conscious