Press Operator - Start at $23.25 - 2nd shift 3pm-11pm - Belding, MI

Robroy Industries, Inc.; Belding (MI); On-site; USD 48,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Robroy Industries, Inc. in Belding, MI is seeking a Press Operator on 2nd shift (3pm–11pm) to set up and operate power presses, mold sheet‑molding compound, and ensure parts meet safety, quality, and production standards.

You will measure materials to spec, inspect and finish parts, track production, and address non‑conforming items while maintaining ISO and safety compliance on a fast-paced manufacturing floor.

Qualifications

• Perform quality inspections and finish parts to print.
• Operate power presses and set up tooling.
• Manufacturing experience and adherence to ISO/safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Set up dies, fixtures, and machine settings.
• Inspect and finish parts to print requirements.
• Track production and inventory with accuracy.
• Make real‑time adjustments to maintain quality.
• Identify and address non‑conforming products.

Skills

Quality inspections

Machine setup

Tooling changeovers

Manufacturing experience

Power presses

Tools

Tooling

Fixtures

Machine changeovers

Job description

Press Operator - Start at $23.25 - 2nd shift 3pm-11pm - Belding, MI

Job Category: Manufacturing and Operations and Related

Requisition Number: PRESS001482

• Posted : May 5, 2026
• Full-Time
• On-site
• Rate : $23.25 USD per hour

Locations

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Description

Press Operator – Build It Right. Own the Process. Grow Your Career.

At Robroy Enclosures, our Press Operators don’t just run machines—they take ownership of turning raw materials into high-quality electrical enclosures that protect critical infrastructure.

In this role, you’ll set up and operate power presses to mold sheet‑molding compound (SMC), ensuring every part meets our safety, quality, and production standards in an ISO‑driven environment.

What you’ll own:

• Set up dies, fixtures, and machine settings to run production efficiently
• Measure and prepare materials to spec before each run
• Inspect, deburr, drill, and finish parts to print requirements
• Make real‑time adjustments to maintain quality and reduce defects
• Track production and inventory with accuracy and accountability
• Identify and address non‑conforming products the right way
• Maintain a clean, safe workspace and follow all ISO and safety standards

What sets you apart:

• You pay attention to detail and take pride in quality work
• You show up reliable, ready to work, and accountable to your team
• You follow processes—but also think ahead to improve them
• You prioritize safety every time, no shortcuts

What you can expect:

• A hands‑on role where your work directly impacts production
• Clear expectations around performance, quality, and accountability
• A team environment that values consistency, ownership, and development

Work environment: You’ll be working around machinery, moving equipment, and moderate noise (hearing protection REQUIRED). It’s a fast‑paced manufacturing floor where focus and safety matter.

Qualifications

• Performing quality inspections, deburring, drilling, or finishing parts to print
• Working with tooling, dies, fixtures, or machine changeovers
• Experience in manufacturing or production environments (assembly, fabrication, plastics, or metal)
• Operating or setting up power presses, injection molding, compression molding, or CNC machines

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