Processing Operator (2nd Shift, 3rd Shift)

A good fit if…

• You've worked in food processing, pharma manufacturing, or another technical production environment
• You're comfortable with computer screens and data entry — HMI interfaces are part of every shift
• You stay calm and methodical when multiple systems need attention at once
• You have no manufacturing background but you're technically minded, precise, and treat documentation as seriously as the physical work

What the processing floor is actually like

• Warm in places — heat treatment and spray drying equipment generates heat; temperature varies by zone
• Technical — you're reading screens and managing process data alongside the physical operation
• Documentation-intensive — a missed entry in a batch record is a nonconformance, not a minor oversight
• Physical — moving between equipment stations and handling ingredient bags up to 60 lbs throughout the shift

Shift preference

All three shifts are available.

When you apply, rank your shift preference.

We'll match you based on availability and what works for both of us.

Being open to more than one shift means a faster offer.

• 2nd shift — afternoons/evenings, $2/hr more, good if you need mornings free
• 3rd shift — permanent overnight (not a rotation), $2/hr more, best if you naturally run on a night schedule

What we need from you

• Available every scheduled shift — we use a point-based attendance system; exceeding the threshold is a separation event
• On your feet 8–10 hours and lifting up to 60 lbs repeatedly — this is physically demanding work, every shift
• Comfortable following written SOPs and completing batch records accurately in real time
• Able to meet GMP requirements: hair net, no jewelry, no nail polish, no fragrances, dedicated footwear — every shift
• Manufacturing experience preferred (food, beverage, pharma, military, trades) — we will train the right person

The honest picture: Regulated infant formula facility.

FDA inspects.

Concrete floors, loud equipment, continuous production.

You gown in every shift — hair net, no jewelry, no nail polish, no fragrances, dedicated footwear.

No phone on the floor.

If consistent attendance is a challenge right now, this role isn't the right fit — and that's okay to know before you apply.