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Machine operators are tasked with operating one or more machines. You typically work in an industrial or manufacturing setting. You could specialize with particular equipment, depending on your defined role or level of experience. You are expected to run machinery based on specific instructions. You will be expected to set up, maintain, and shut down all equipment.
Machine operators play an important role in ensuring all equipment is running properly. Your work is physically demanding. You will typically work in shifts (days, evenings, nights, weekends). Your daily tasks can be dependent on how machines are operating. You will receive instructions from a site or shift supervisor.
Machine operators typically gravitate to a specific type of machinery and specialize in that area. With years of experience behind you, roles such as machine set-up, or machining technician are natural progressions. Roles related to computer programming and machining continue to develop as new technology becomes available.
Machine operators in Barrie are paid about the same amount as other cities in the province. Entry level you can expect to make about $18 per hour and at the senior level you can make approximately $24 or more. The average salary for a machine operator in Barrie is $21 hourly.
annual: $43,680
monthly: $3,360
weekly: $840
hourly: $21
lowest salary: $18 per hour
average salary: $21 per hour
highest salary: $24 per hour
junior salary: $18-$21.30 per hour
intermediate salary: $19-$23 per hour
senior salary: $19.30-$24 per hour
Your main function as a machine operator is to operate your assigned equipment. You must maintain a safe work environment and keep the machine in good working order. Here are the top tasks that are part of your job:
Machine operators mostly work in production or manufacturing. You can work for a manufacturing company or the machine builder. You can work for companies of all sizes, including service and repair companies.
Machine operators need to be hardworking, dependable and consistent to ensure operations run according to plan. You will require these skills:
Even though a high school diploma or equivalent is enough for many machine operator roles, an increasing number of employers are requesting candidates have a machining degree or complete a
a machine operator technical certificate program. On the job experience is preferred.