Mechanical Reduction Operator – 2nd Shift

Greenville, NC
Full Time
Mid Level

Sibanye-Stillwater | Greenville, NC
$19.00/hour • Monday–Friday • 2 PM–10:30 PM • Full-Time

Looking for steady hours, hands-on work, and an opportunity to grow your manufacturing skills?

Sibanye-Stillwater is hiring a Mechanical Reduction Operator to join our 2nd Shift team in Greenville, NC.

This is an active, hands-on production role where you’ll operate industrial equipment, move and prepare materials, and help keep our recycling operations running safely and efficiently. If you have manufacturing, warehouse, forklift, or machine operator experience — or you’re ready to learn — we want to hear from you.

What You’ll Do

• Operate equipment such as ball mills, blenders, crushers, de-caners, and drum tilters
• Use a forklift to safely move and weigh materials
• Prepare and process materials according to established procedures
• Verify material information and complete production documentation accurately
• Identify and report material, weight, labeling, or equipment concerns
• Clean equipment and maintain a safe, organized work area
• Follow all safety procedures and wear required PPE
• Work with your team to meet daily production goals safely and efficiently

What We’re Looking For

• High School Diploma or GED required
• Manufacturing, warehouse, production, or industrial experience preferred
• Forklift or machine operating experience is a plus
• Comfortable working around industrial equipment
• Ability to follow instructions and complete basic production documentation
• Dependable, safety-focused, and able to work as part of a team
• Willingness to learn and be trained on our equipment and processes
• Reliable transportation to our Greenville facility

Schedule & Pay

• 2nd Shift: Monday through Friday, 2 PM–10:30 PM
• $19.00 per hour
• Full-time, onsite position
• Overtime may be available or required based on operational needs

What We Offer

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage after 30 days
• 401(k) with company match after six months
• Paid time off and company holidays
• Safety shoe allowance
• Company-sponsored events and team lunches
• On-the-job training and opportunities to develop your manufacturing skills

Physical & Work Requirements

This is an active manufacturing position requiring the ability to lift up to 50 lbs., push or pull heavier drums and equipment, stand for extended periods, and regularly bend, reach, push, and pull.

Employees work in an industrial environment and must wear required PPE, which may include safety glasses, safety footwear, gloves, hearing protection, protective clothing, and respiratory protection.

The position may involve work around hazardous and universal waste. Required safety and RCRA training will be provided.

Candidates must meet applicable ITAR requirements and successfully complete required pre-employment screening.

Ready to Get Started?

If you’re dependable, safety-minded, and ready for a hands-on manufacturing opportunity, apply today and join the Sibanye-Stillwater team in Greenville!

Sibanye-Stillwater is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace.

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