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International Paper · Maryland Heights, MO

Production Machine Operator

Maryland Heights, MO, United StatesOn-site$19.80/hourManufacturing & Production

Listed on International Paper’s official careers site. Posted September 3, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Position Title

Production Machine Operator Pay Rate: $19.80/hour start Sign-on Bonus: $500 after 30 days, $500 after 6 months, $500 after

  • 1 year and an additional bonus at 2 years Retention Bonus: $500 after 1 year Additional lump sum after
  • 2 years Category/Shift: Hourly Full-Time (Monday-Friday)

Physical Location

Maryland Heights 11490 Warnen Rd. Maryland Heights, MO 63043 The Job You Will Perform:

  • Counting and stacking finished product
  • Reading factory orders
  • Accurately reading gauges and other test equipment
  • Utilizing basic shop math, inspecting
  • Accurately completing quality and administrative documents and following directions
  • This person will also be assigned to clean-up functions such as blowing down the machine, wiping off shafts, cleaning ink systems, vacuuming and sweeping the machine area, as well as picking up and shredding scrap.

The Skills You Will Bring

  • Counting and stacking finished product
  • Reading factory orders

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