Operator – 2nd Shift

Ecologi | B Corp™

Machine Operator responsible for setting up and running various machines in a manufacturing environment. Focusing on quality control, troubleshooting, and maintaining equipment standards.

Posted 7/16/2026full-timeDunn • North Carolina • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in setting up and operating a variety of machining equipment, with a strong focus on precision and attention to detail. Proficient in reading blueprints and performing inspections to ensure compliance with tight tolerances.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Machining Equipment OperationBlueprint InterpretationFirst-Piece InspectionMechanical TroubleshootingAttention to Detail

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Hard Skills

LappingPolishingTool SharpeningTool GrindingReading BlueprintsWorking to Tight TolerancesBasic Math SkillsUsing Cutting ToolsSetting Up MachinesOperating Machines

Soft Skills

Detail-Focused MindsetMechanical AptitudeProblem-Solving SkillsWillingness to Learn

Tools & Technologies

Diamond Grinding WheelsMachining Gauges

Certifications & Qualifications

High School Diploma or Equivalent

Industry Keywords

Machine Shop EnvironmentSafety ProceduresFirst-Piece InspectionsTight Tolerances

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

You’ll be setting up and running a mix of semi-automatic and manual machines in a machine shop environment
This includes specialist work like lapping, polishing, and tool sharpening
It’s not just about running equipment, you’ll get involved in setups, inspections, and troubleshooting when things aren’t quite right
Set up and run a range of machines including lapping, polishing, and tool grinding
Use cutting tools such as diamond grinding wheels
Read and interpret blueprints and work instructions
Work to tight tolerances (down to four decimal places)
Carry out first-piece inspections to make sure work meets spec
Spot and troubleshoot mechanical issues on machines
Keep your work area clean and organized
Follow all safety procedures (non-negotiable)
Pitch in with other tasks as needed

Requirements

What you’ll need

High school diploma (or equivalent)
Experience with machining equipment, tools, and gauges
Ability to read and understand blueprints and tolerances
Basic math skills (algebra and geometry, nothing too exotic)
Confidence setting up and operating machines, not just running them
A detail-focused mindset—especially when working to tight tolerances
Mechanical aptitude and problem-solving skills
A willingness to learn new machines and processes

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive pay for the area
Variety in your day—job mix changes daily
Opportunities to learn new skills and cross-train across machines
Overtime is usually optional, but regularly available if interested
Climate-controlled manufacturing environment
A supportive team and solid shop culture
Work that isn’t overly physically demanding