Extrusion Process Operator – 12‑Hour Rotating Shifts

The Clorox Company; United States; On-site; USD 3,031,000 - 4,133,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

401(k) program

Health benefits

Flexible work environment

Learning opportunities

Half-day Fridays

Job summary

The Clorox Company is seeking an Extrusion Technical Process Operator to safely provide quality blown plastic film rolls to bag making departments, focusing on safety, quality, cost, and OEE while supporting continuous improvement.

This onsite role requires a high school diploma and about one year of manufacturing experience, and it involves twelve-hour rotating shifts, data entry, basic maintenance, and equipment start-up and changeovers.

Qualifications

• One year manufacturing experience or equivalent.
• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Ability to understand instructions, work procedures, and maintain accuracy.
• Willingness to work a 12-hour rotating shift, including nights and weekends.
• Able to perform routine and preventative maintenance tasks.

Responsibilities

• Perform quality checks on plastic film using defined procedures.
• Process daily scrap materials per procedures.
• Troubleshoot equipment and perform minor mechanical repairs.
• Operate equipment startup and changeover procedures.
• Enter data into computer systems accurately and timely.
• Maintain housekeeping and organize work area.
• Coordinate with team on safety, quality, and production needs.
• Complete required paperwork and training in a timely manner.

Skills

Manufacturing experience

Quality control

Data entry

Troubleshooting

Autonomous maintenance

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Equipment maintenance tools

Pallet jacks / fork trucks

Job description

The Clorox Company is seeking an Extrusion Technical Process Operator to safely provide quality blown plastic film rolls to bag making departments, focusing on safety, quality, cost, and OEE while supporting continuous improvement.

This onsite role requires a high school diploma and about one year of manufacturing experience, and it involves twelve-hour rotating shifts, data entry, basic maintenance, and equipment start-up and changeovers.