Machine Operator

Job Description

Overall Responsibility

The Machine Operator is responsible for operating the egg processing machine and up to 20 associated egg packaging machines. Manage the daily processing plan and efficiently run the machine based on plan and available egg mix. Duties include machine and date code setup, carton inventory management and staging cartons for the day’s run.

The Machine Operator must be prepared to change direction per customer or internal changes and/or requirements to satisfy processing needs. Any deviations from the requirements checklist must meet approval from authorizing Supervisor or Manger. Any deviations from the requirements checklist must meet approval from the Quality Assurance Supervisor or Manager.

Key Areas of Responsibility

• On time punctuality and attendance

• Check the board daily for date codes and accuracy

• Daily machine set up and clean up

• Ensure cartons are printed with correct date codes

• Coordinate processing based on daily processing plan, adjust as necessary during the day

• Manage flow of eggs via computer touch screen

• Keep work area clean at all times; clean up egg matter, etc. when time allows and always prior to any breaks

• Assist co-workers as needed - teamwork

• Attend safety training, use PPE’s as required and put safe practices into place every day

• Comply with Food Safety and GMP requirements at all times

• All issues or non-conformances related to quality assurance or food safety must immediately be reported to the Quality Assurance Supervisor or departmental supervisor/manager for communication with the Quality Assurance Manager

Qualifications & Education Requirements

• High School Diploma or equivalent

• Experience in a processing environment preferred

• Proficient with basic math

Preferred Skills

• Attention to detail

• Organizational skills

• Strong work ethic

• Good communication skills

Physical Requirements

• Able to lift a minimum of 50 pounds

• Stand on your feet for extended periods of time up to 12 to 14 hours

• Ability to keep up in fast-paced environmentCompany Description

Industry Experience

Hands-on knowledge of Division 8 (doors, frames, hardware) – or at least familiarity with the specs, products, and installation processes

OR

Solid PM experience from a General Contractor, especially managing multi-trade commercial projects

2. Project Management Know-How

Proven ability to manage construction projects end-to-end (budgeting, scheduling, procurement, closeout)

Comfortable juggling multiple active jobs with changing priorities

3. Blueprint & Spec Reading

Ability to read and interpret architectural drawings, hardware schedules, and shop drawings

Understanding of construction terminology and scopes of work

4. Strong Communication Skills

Can confidently coordinate with GCs, subcontractors, vendors, and clients

Clear, professional written and verbal communication – especially when problems pop up

5. Tech & Tools Proficiency

Familiar with Procore, Bluebeam, Excel, and maybe even ERP systems or estimating software

Comfortable with digital submittals, RFIs, tracking changes, and documentation

6. Organizational Skills

Highly detail-oriented and deadline-driven

Can manage material lead times, delivery schedules, and field coordination without letting things slip

7. Problem-Solving Ability

Quick thinker who can resolve site issues, missing hardware, change orders, or scheduling conflicts without drama

Knowledge of fire-rated, ADA-compliant, or security hardware

DHI certification (like AHC or CDC)

OSHA 30 certification

Full-time