Blow Molding Machine Monitoring Technician

About the Role

Step onto the production floor and join a tight-knit blow molding team where your attention to detail keeps products on spec and machines running smoothly. Reporting to the Production Supervisor, you’ll combine hands-on assembly work with real-time machine monitoring—capturing performance data, responding to jams, and helping drive safe, efficient output across the shift.

Shifts & Pay

• 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM: $16.25/hour
• 3:00 PM – 11:30 PM: $17.25/hour

A Day in the Life

You clock in, review priorities with the Production Supervisor, and take your station at the blow molding cell. Throughout the shift you:

• Watch the blow molding machine’s control panel, gathering performance readings and documenting key metrics for the Operations Team’s process control and analysis.
• Keep auxiliary equipment—hoppers, grinders, belts, and air pressure testers—running at peak efficiency, stepping in to safely clear jams when needed.
• Assist with material swaps and product color changes to meet schedule demands.
• Receive molded parts, complete assembly work on finished goods, and rotate through general assembly tasks as needed.
• Inspect every part visually to confirm it meets quality standards; escalate non-conformances to the Production Lead or Supervisor and support sort/rework when required.
• Run basic tests and package spouts and other components.
• Practice 5S to keep your area tidy and safe—because great product starts with great housekeeping.
• Pitch in on other duties as needed to help the team succeed.

What You Bring

• Safety-first mindset with proven Hazard Identification and Risk Control.
• Ability to read and communicate verbally.
• Strong attention to detail, urgency, and time management.
• Collaborative approach and comfort working in a diverse environment.
• Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO) training certification (required).

Education & Experience

• High school diploma or equivalent (required).
• 6–12 months of manufacturing experience.

Physical Requirements

• Frequent exposure to manufacturing operations; able to use all required safety equipment.
• Regular standing, walking, stooping, and bending.
• Comfort with repetitive motions for extended periods.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
• Stand 8–12 hours on a concrete surface.
• Tolerate extreme temperatures.