Line Operator
Amarillo, TX · On-site
$25/hr
Manually handles the animal hide to ensure proper placement for container removal via manual handling or hydraulic line manipulator. * Use transport carts to empty liquid into designated storage ...
Amarillo, TX · On-site
$25/hr
Manually handles the animal hide to ensure proper placement for container removal via manual handling or hydraulic line manipulator. * Use transport carts to empty liquid into designated storage ...
Amarillo, TX · On-site
$25/hr
Manually handles the animal hide to ensure proper placement for container removal via manual handling or hydraulic line manipulator. * Use transport carts to empty liquid into designated storage ...
Round Rock, TX · On-site
Company Description Roboligent is an Austin-based robotics company building Robin -- a force-controlled bimanual mobile manipulator for warehouse and industrial work. Our patent-pending actuators ...
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Round Rock, TX · On-site
Company Description Roboligent is an Austin-based robotics company building Robin -- a force-controlled bimanual mobile manipulator for warehouse and industrial work. Our patent-pending actuators ...
New
Dallas, TX · On-site
$21/hr
Using Drum Manipulator to transfer ingredients with minimal waste * Drawing product samples for lab testing and documenting batch details * Identifying and correcting incorrectly prepared batches ...
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Dallas, TX · On-site
$21/hr
Using Drum Manipulator to transfer ingredients with minimal waste * Drawing product samples for lab testing and documenting batch details * Identifying and correcting incorrectly prepared batches ...
A Manipulator job typically involves operating robotic or mechanical arms to move, position, or control objects in various industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, or research. Manipulators can be manual, semi-automated, or fully robotic, assisting with precision tasks like assembling products, handling hazardous materials, or performing delicate surgical procedures. Operators must have skills in coordination, attention to detail, and often technical knowledge of machinery. Some roles require specialized training or certifications depending on the industry.
To thrive as a Manipulator, particularly in industrial settings such as warehouses or manufacturing, you need strong mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and experience operating machinery or materials handling equipment. Familiarity with forklift operation, pallet jacks, or automated handling systems, along with certifications like OSHA forklift certification, is often required. Excellent teamwork, communication, and time management skills help manipulators work efficiently and safely with others on the production floor. These capabilities ensure materials are moved, sorted, and processed accurately and safely to support smooth operations.
As a Manipulator, your day typically involves operating material handling machinery, organizing inventory, and working with team members to ensure production schedules are met. You might use lift trucks, conveyor systems, or other equipment to move raw materials or finished goods between workstations or storage areas. Working closely with supervisors and other departments, you help maintain an efficient flow of materials and promptly address any issues that arise. This role often requires adaptability since daily tasks can vary based on production needs and volume.
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$25/hr
Full-time
Retirement, PTO
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Food and drink manufacturing
11 - 50 Employees
Ankeny, IA, US
1916