Machine Operator Night Shift

JEFFERSON CITY, MO 65101

Posted: 7/7/2025

Position: Machine Operator

Customer Number: 81711

Job Number: 2590

Job Description

You will be responsible for the setup, operation, and basic maintenance of folding machines to produce accurate and high-quality finished materials. The position plays a key role in maintaining production efficiency and quality standards in a fast-paced environment. It offers a stable, secure work setting that supports focus, task completion, and lon-term reliability

Requirements:

preferred machine operation experience, mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills, ability to handle moderately heavy lifting up to 60 lbs, pulling, and pushing. Willingness to work 12 hour shifts on a rotating schedule with occasional overtime. Constant standing and strong attention to detail.

To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (573) 632-2269

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