Job Title Production Panel Line Control Room Operator
Shift Details Weekends 1st shift: Friday Sunday, 6:00 AM 6:00 PM
2nd shift: 6:00 PM 4:00 AM
Bonus Only for second shift Eligible for a $5,000 sign-on bonus, paid as:
$2,500 after 6 months
$2,500 after 12 months
Pay 1st Shift $28/hr.
2nd Shift $28/hr + $3differentual
Summary:
The Production Panel Line Control Room Operator is responsible for monitoring, controlling, and optimizing production processes from a centralized control room. This role ensures safe, efficient, and continuous operation of the panel line by interpreting system data, responding to alarms, adjusting process parameters, and coordinating with production operators, maintenance, and supervisors to maintain quality and productivity standards.
Compensation:
Potential to move up to $30.00/hour after 6 months of employment
Training:
Training for this position will take place on the day shift for approximately four months, with flexibility to continue until you feel confident in your role.
Responsibilities
Monitor panel line performance using control panels, HMI/SCADA systems, and computerized monitoring tools
Start up, shut down, and adjust production processes according to standard operating procedures (SOPs)
Analyze real-time data, trends, and alarms to identify and correct process deviations
Maintain stable production rates while meeting safety, quality, and output targets
Ensure all operations comply with company safety policies, industry regulations, and environmental requirements
Respond promptly to alarms, abnormal conditions, and emergency situations
Initiate corrective actions and escalate issues as required
Provide clear operational instructions during normal and upset conditions
Document shift activities, equipment issues, and production data in logs or electronic systems
Participate in shift handovers to ensure continuity of operations
Monitor product quality indicators and take corrective action when specifications are not met
Support continuous improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency, reliability, and cost effectiveness
Assist with troubleshooting equipment or process issues to minimize downtime
Identify potential equipment or process issues and notify maintenance as needed
Support preventive maintenance activities
Assist with testing and commissioning after maintenance or process changes
Qualifications & Experience:
High school diploma or GED required
Associate degree, technical diploma, or vocational training in Industrial Technology, Manufacturing, Process Operations, Electrical/Mechanical Technology, or a related field preferred
2+ years of manufacturing, process operations, production control, or industrial operations experience preferred
Working knowledge of HMI (Human Machine Interface), SCADA, PLC-controlled equipment, or other automated control systems
Experience operating automated production equipment, panel lines, or process control systems preferred
Ability to monitor and interpret production data, process trends, alarms, and operating parameters
Physical Demands & Work Conditions:
This position requires continuous visual attention to multiple monitors, control panels, and process indicators for the duration of a 12-hour shift, with a high level of focus and attention to detail required to ensure safe and efficient operations
Ability to quickly respond to alarms, operational changes, and emergency situations
Ability to frequently use a computer, keyboard, mouse, touchscreen controls, and communication devices
Ability to occasionally stand, walk, climb stairs, and access production areas for inspections, troubleshooting, or coordination with operations personnel
Ability to work in an industrial manufacturing environment with exposure to noise, dust, temperature variations, and moving equipment when entering the production floor
