What are the responsibilities and job description for the Operator Line Tech position at Ultra-Poly Corporation?
What You'll Own
As an Operator Line Tech, you keep production moving by running equipment and handling first-line mechanical issues before they become downtime. This role exists to maintain steady output and safe operation on the floor
Your typically daystarts with a quick handoff on line status, then you settle in as the Material Handler and line point-person-checking flow, watching for small changes, and keeping the pace sustainable. When something sounds off, you take the first look, make a small correction if it's straightforward, or loop in the Mechanic/Maintenance team when it's beyond first-line work. You close out the shift with clean notes so the next crew can pick up without surprises.
Key Responsibilities
Operate as a Machine Operator: startups/shutdowns, changeovers, and monitoring line performance
Perform initial troubleshooting, minor adjustments, common repairs, and preventive maintenance
Decide when a fix can be handled at the machine and when to escalate to Maintenance
Work Schedule
Our work schedule rotates every 2 weeks: 36 hours one week & 48 hours second week (schedule includes every other weekend) Day shift hours = 7 AM to 7 PM and Night shift hours = 7 PM to 7 AM
Required Qualifications/Skills
Hands-on mechanical experience (industrial setting preferred)
Basic electrical troubleshooting with 480V 3-phase awareness
Welding/fabrication skills are a plus
Vocational/technical training in industrial maintenance, mechatronics, or plastics technology
Benefits That Matter
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k)
Life Insurance
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Competitive Salary (starting rate $22.00 shift differential if applicable)
Paid Time Off
Equipment Stipend
Snack/Drink Room
Paid Lunch Break
If you want steady, onsite work and you're ready to apply your mechanical skills, apply now.
As an Operator Line Tech, you keep production moving by running equipment and handling first-line mechanical issues before they become downtime. This role exists to maintain steady output and safe operation on the floor
Your typically daystarts with a quick handoff on line status, then you settle in as the Material Handler and line point-person-checking flow, watching for small changes, and keeping the pace sustainable. When something sounds off, you take the first look, make a small correction if it's straightforward, or loop in the Mechanic/Maintenance team when it's beyond first-line work. You close out the shift with clean notes so the next crew can pick up without surprises.
Key Responsibilities
Operate as a Machine Operator: startups/shutdowns, changeovers, and monitoring line performance
Perform initial troubleshooting, minor adjustments, common repairs, and preventive maintenance
Decide when a fix can be handled at the machine and when to escalate to Maintenance
Work Schedule
Our work schedule rotates every 2 weeks: 36 hours one week & 48 hours second week (schedule includes every other weekend) Day shift hours = 7 AM to 7 PM and Night shift hours = 7 PM to 7 AM
Required Qualifications/Skills
Hands-on mechanical experience (industrial setting preferred)
Basic electrical troubleshooting with 480V 3-phase awareness
Welding/fabrication skills are a plus
Vocational/technical training in industrial maintenance, mechatronics, or plastics technology
Benefits That Matter
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k)
Life Insurance
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Competitive Salary (starting rate $22.00 shift differential if applicable)
Paid Time Off
Equipment Stipend
Snack/Drink Room
Paid Lunch Break
If you want steady, onsite work and you're ready to apply your mechanical skills, apply now.
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