Manufacturing Production Operator

The Production Operator role involves rotating through various positions within a laundry processing plant to handle linen receiving, sorting, washing, drying, ironing, and loading for delivery to medical facilities.

Key responsibilities include operating diverse equipment such as sorting belts, carts, folding machines, ironers, and quality checks, while adhering to safety and quality standards.

Employees learn multiple roles, typically within 2-5 days per position, and must meet performance standards within two weeks.

• Soil Operations:
  Sorting soiled linens from customer bags, preparing carts, and ensuring proper classification and cleaning of carts.
• Clean Operations:
  Building linen carts, stacking, folding, ironing, and removing defective items, with coordination among roles such as Catcher, Hand Folder, and Ironer.
• Shipping Clerk:
  Filling and weighing finished carts, recording data accurately, maintaining records, and preparing shipments.

Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED preferred, strong teamwork skills, adaptability to rotate roles, and basic computer proficiency.

All employees must perform essential functions with or without accommodations and follow safety standards.

All roles require flexibility, attention to detail, safety adherence, and the ability to make quality decisions during daily operations.