Process Machine Operator I (Graveyard Shift)

Romac Industries•Bothell, WA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Start your career as a Process Machine Operator at Romac Industries. This role is ideal for someone who values a stable, structured work environment with a set schedule, clear priorities, and a focused routine. In this hands-on role, you’ll learn a trade through on-the-job training, perform repeatable, task-driven work, and steadily build expertise in specific machines and processes. You’ll play a key part in producing high-quality products, working within a team environment built on structure, harmony, and predictability, and growing into a trusted subject matter expert with promotional opportunities over time. This Role Is a Great Fit If You Prefer a consistent, predictable workday with clear expectations and limited surprises. Enjoy focused, active hands-on work that involves standing and moving throughout the shift, routines, processes, and priorities are well defined. Take pride in learning a craft and becoming highly skilled at specific tasks or machines. Like working within a structured team environment that values order, safety, and reliability. Are motivated by mastering your role, doing quality work, and steadily building expertise over time.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience
Ability to follow structured processes, routines, and instructions in a predictable production environment
Basic math, measurement, and computer skills, including the ability to read a tape measure and use simple tools and gauges
A detail-oriented, task-focused approach with the desire to learn a craft and build long-term expertise

Nice To Haves

Prior manufacturing experience and/or experience operating material handling equipment such as overhead cranes or hoists

Responsibilities

Operate process machinery and equipment (such as, CNC’s, Press Brakes, & Injection Presses) by following established work instructions, drawings, quality standards, and safety protocols.
Load, unload, and handle subcomponents and finished products using material handling tools and equipment.
Inspect materials and parts for correct dimensions, materials, and finishes to ensure quality standards are consistently met.
Complete accurate computer transactions and support production schedules through reliable, repeatable execution.
Maintain a safe, organized, and clean work area while meeting safety, quality, and productivity standards.