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Staffmark is seeking a Machine Set Up Operator in Lebanon, TN for the 1st shift. Pay rate is $17.00 – $21.00 per hour. Responsibilities include setting up and operating equipment, monitoring quality, and performing adjustments to ensure efficient production.
Ideal candidates have a high school diploma or GED, and some technical/mfg training or experience with Mesh Machine and Versa equipment. Resume required for interview.
Now hiring for a Machine Set Up Operator
Location: Lebanon, TN
Pay Rate: $17.00 – $21.00 per hour
Shift: 1st Shift
Run the Line, Own the Grind, Get Paid Right.
Looking for Machine Set Up Operator jobs in Lebanon where dependable work keeps production moving? This opportunity lets you operate manufacturing equipment, monitor product quality, and help produce consistent results in a safe, fast-paced production environment.
This opportunity is based on a Machine Operator career path and is being offered by Staffmark to qualified candidates.
As a Machine Set Up Operator you will operate, monitor, adjust, and maintain manufacturing equipment to produce quality products according to production schedules and established procedures. You will inspect finished products, replenish materials, identify equipment issues, perform routine machine checks, maintain production records, and support safe, efficient manufacturing operations.
The Machine Set Up Operator is responsible for operating manufacturing equipment used to produce quality products safely and efficiently. This role requires mechanical aptitude, technical awareness, and a commitment to maintaining production standards throughout daily operations.
Successful Machine Set Up Operator professionals understand equipment operation, production procedures, quality inspection, and workplace safety while supporting reliable manufacturing performance. Careful attention to detail helps ensure consistent production results.
This career is ideal for individuals who enjoy manufacturing, machinery, and continuous improvement.