Automated Production Line Operator — Night Shift

ManpowerGroup; Manhattan (KS); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and Prescription Drug Plans

Dental Plan

Supplemental Life Insurance

Short Term Disability Insurance

401(k)

Job summary

ManpowerGroup is seeking a Production Line Machine Operator in Manhattan, KS to support canning and/or packaging operations on an automated line. You will run equipment, keep work areas clean, and ensure safety and quality standards are met.

Training on days for 3–4 weeks before moving to nights, with a 36–40 hour pay structure. Prioritizes safety, accuracy in record-keeping, and teamwork to maintain production flow.

Qualifications

• 1–2 years of experience in similar production or line operations with a strong focus on quality and safety.
• Detail-oriented approach to following procedures, monitoring product standards, and maintaining clean work areas.
• Ability to complete tasks in a timely manner while working on an automated line environment.
• Capable of lifting up to 40 lbs. and performing frequent standing, walking, bending, and reaching.
• Willingness to wear personal protective equipment at all times and actively participate in plant safety initiatives and training.

Responsibilities

• Operate filling and packing machines according to standard operating procedures to keep production moving on schedule.
• Maintain organization, sanitation, and safety throughout the process.
• Perform routine inspections on equipment to help ensure consistent quality before and after packaging.
• Complete daily maintenance tasks for the lines and follow required procedures.
• Accurately keep and maintain records related to tasks and coordinate effectively with the packaging team.

Skills

Quality & safety focus

Detail oriented

Automated line experience

Team collaboration

Job description

ManpowerGroup is seeking a Production Line Machine Operator in Manhattan, KS to support canning and/or packaging operations on an automated line. You will run equipment, keep work areas clean, and ensure safety and quality standards are met.

Training on days for 3–4 weeks before moving to nights, with a 36–40 hour pay structure. Prioritizes safety, accuracy in record-keeping, and teamwork to maintain production flow.