AI summary
Machine Operator role at Brady Corporation, running specialized lamination and hot stamping equipment on a night shift at the Duluth, GA site. You’ll handle setup, operation, routine upkeep, troubleshooting, and documentation while ensuring products meet quality standards and output targets. Standout perk: consistent overnight schedule (10:00pm–6:30am, Sun–Thu).
Key skills
Machine operation (lamination equipment)Machine operation (hot stamping equipment)Equipment setup and adjustmentPreventive/routine equipment upkeepProduction troubleshooting and root-cause analysisQuality control and standards adherenceOEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) data entryProduction documentation and recordkeepingRaw material selection for job ordersSafety protocols and machine operating procedures
Salary not listed — comparable Machine Operator roles in the Duluth/Atlanta, GA area commonly pay about $18–$26/hour, depending on shift and experience.
You'll thrive here if you’re detail-oriented, safety-focused, and comfortable independently running and troubleshooting lamination/hot stamping equipment on an overnight shift while maintaining quality and output targets.
Why apply
- Overnight schedule (10:00pm–6:30am)
- Hands-on specialized equipment work
- Strong focus on quality and safety
Our Duluth office is seeking a detail-oriented and highly skilled Machine Operator to be responsible for the day to day operation of specialized lamination and hot stamping equipment. This individual will be responsible for the setup, operation, and upkeep of the equipment and ensuring the product meets the company's quality standards.
This is an on-site role at our office located in Duluth, GA. The position is scheduled to work from 10:00pm to 6:30am Sunday through Thursday.
- Manage the daily operation and routine upkeep of hot stamping and lamination machinery.
- Set up and adjust equipment according to specific material needs and individual job orders.
- Maintain high quality standards for all finished products while meeting output targets and minimizing waste.
- Troubleshoot production issues by analyzing data, verifying facts, and formulating logical solutions.
- Record essential data in the Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) system and finalize all required documentation.
- Select necessary raw materials to fulfill production orders and generate finished goods.
- Adhere to all safety protocols and machine operating procedures during all tasks.