Production operator job in Noblesville
Our production operators take parts out of the injection molding machine, inspect them, trim them and package them. $16.00 an hour on day shift, $16.25 on second shift.
Shifts, pay and where you work
- Shifts
- Day shift 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Second shift 4:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. - Pay
- $16.00 an hour on day shift
$16.25 an hour on second shift - Overtime
- None right now; overtime comes when business calls for it.
- Benefits
- Dental, vision and life insurance, with medical insurance you can add for yourself. Paid vacation for full-time employees after the first year (5 days, then 10 after two years and 15 after ten), and six paid holidays a year. Bonuses are based on merit, and direct deposit is available.
- Reports to
- A floor supervisor, who reports to the plant manager
- Where
- 15015 Herriman Blvd., Noblesville, IN 46060
What you do at the machine, step by step
An injection molding machine melts plastic, forces it into a steel mold, cools it and opens to drop a finished part. Your station is beside the machine, and the job is to make sure each part that leaves it is right.
You move to a different machine now and then, so the parts change through the week. You wear closed-toe shoes, and operators also read work instructions, fill in forms and judge color. Your floor supervisor is the person to ask about a part or a machine during the shift.
- Take the finished parts out of the machine.
- Inspect each part.
- Trim parts where they need it.
- Package the parts for shipping.
- Move to another machine now and then.
Working conditions, plainly
The plant is climate controlled. You wear closed-toe shoes, and lifting is up to 50 pounds. You stand and sit for long stretches at your station.
You never deal with customers. The office and shipping handle customers, so your shift is about the machine and the parts.
Second shift ends at 12:30 a.m., so plan on reliable transportation to Noblesville.
Employees who demonstrate consistent results, initiative, and readiness for the next role will be considered for advancement opportunities. Spanish speakers are welcome; there are translators at the plant.
Who does well as a production operator
This job suits people who like doing each step in order and a part that comes out right. If you are leaving retail or going back to work after time at home, the general application is the place to start.
If anything would make applying or interviewing easier for you, call 317-773-5699 or say so on the application.
Do I need experience?
No. Tell us on the application if you have worked in manufacturing, a warehouse or a production line before; if you have not, say so.
Is the work the same every day?
The steps are the same for each part: take it out, inspect it, trim it, pack it. You move to a different machine now and then, so the parts and the machine change.
What do I wear?
Closed-toe shoes.
What are the shift times and pay?
Day shift is 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at $16.00 an hour. Second shift is 4:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at $16.25 an hour.
Who is my boss?
Operators report to a floor supervisor. Floor supervisors report to the plant manager.
How soon will I hear back?
Our HR team contacts you for next steps, usually within 48 hours.
Apply for the production operator job
The general application takes about two minutes on a phone. Our HR team calls you, usually within 48 hours.