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Machine Operator Jobs.
Machine operators run and tend production equipment in manufacturing and processing plants — setup, monitoring, quality checks, and basic maintenance.
The machine operator role.
- Setting up and running production machines
- Monitoring output and quality
- Basic troubleshooting and changeovers
- Recording production data
- Following safety and quality standards
What it takes: Manufacturing or machine experience is a plus; many roles train on the line.
Machine Operator jobs near you.
We place machine operator roles across our branches in nine states. Find your market:
The straight answers.
How do I apply for machine operator jobs?
Browse current machine operator openings on the Lingo job board and apply online, or visit your local branch. Applying is always free for job seekers, and we pay weekly.
Do I need experience to get a machine operator job?
Manufacturing or machine experience is a plus; many roles train on the line.
How much do machine operator jobs pay?
Pay varies by employer, shift, and market. Your local Lingo recruiter will share the rate for each opening up front — and you're paid every week while on assignment.
Are these temporary or permanent jobs?
Both. We place machine operator roles as temporary, temp-to-hire, and direct hire — and many temp assignments become permanent positions.
Ready to get to work?
Browse open machine operator jobs and apply in minutes — a local recruiter takes it from there.