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Steel Technologies

Utility HMS 2nd Shift

Jesup, IA · On-site

Unload and package parts according to Hawkeye Metal Spinning standards and customer requirements. * Complete accurate daily records (date, times, quantities of parts ran, and scrap) for every job ...

Steel Technologies

Utility HMS 1st Shift

Jesup, IA · On-site

Unload and package parts according to Hawkeye Metal Spinning standards and customer requirements. * Complete accurate daily records (date, times, quantities of parts ran, and scrap) for every job ...

SNAP-TITE HOSE

$17.22/hr

Operating the Looms/Creels and support equipment in weaving department. Requirements Competency ... Install and maintain travelers on the spinning rings. * Understand how to properly wrap the ...

Glen Raven, Inc.

Specialty Fiber Operator

Anderson, SC · On-site

$20.42/hr

Responsible for operating an individual fiber unit consisting of Opening, Carding, Drawing (Breaker ... The purpose of this position is to produce a high-quality Roving sliver for use in the Spinning ...

EIMCo

Utility HMS 1st Shift

Jesup, IA · On-site

Unload and package parts according to Hawkeye Metal Spinning standards and customer requirements. * Complete accurate daily records (date, times, quantities of parts ran, and scrap) for every job ...

EIMCo

Utility HMS 2nd Shift

Jesup, IA · On-site

Unload and package parts according to Hawkeye Metal Spinning standards and customer requirements. * Complete accurate daily records (date, times, quantities of parts ran, and scrap) for every job ...

Glen Raven

Specialty Fiber Operator

Anderson, SC · On-site

$19.85/hr

Responsible for operating an individual fiber unit consisting of Opening, Carding, Drawing (Breaker ... The purpose of this position is to produce a high-quality Roving sliver for use in the Spinning ...

Staffing Associates

Textile Workers

Gaffney, SC

Spinning- Transform raw fibers into yarn using a MJS Spinning machine * Safety - The first priority of any task is to complete the task safely Effective Machine Operators are crucial because they are ...

SEEK Careers Staffing

Lathing Dept

Milwaukee, WI · On-site

$28 - $32/hr

Proficient understanding of Circle Shears and Spinning Lathes required. 2. Monitor the spinning process to ensure the proper shaping of metal pieces. 3. Inspect finished products for quality and make ...

Glen Raven, Inc.

Warper Operator

Burnsville, NC · On-site

$18.73/hr

The Sectional Warper Operator must direct and assist the Creel Service associates as needed ... Together, we keep the world spinning. Join our team. Connect people and drive innovation beyond the ...

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Amtraco

Production Operator

Mount Juliet, TN · On-site

$19 - $20/hr

The four distinct operating units owned by AMTRACO are: EPSI - a distribution company servicing the ... spinning machines and punches that cut shape and bend metal plates, sheets, tubes and structures ...

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How much do spinning operator jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for spinning operator in the United States is $18.19, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.35 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Spinning Operator vs Weaving Machine Operator?

AspectSpinning OperatorWeaving Machine Operator
Required CredentialsHigh school diploma, technical training in textile manufacturingHigh school diploma, technical training in textile machinery
Work EnvironmentTextile mills, production floorsTextile factories, weaving departments
Industry UsageSpinning fibers into yarnWeaving yarn into fabric
Common Search/ComparisonYesYes

While both roles are essential in textile manufacturing, a Spinning Operator focuses on converting fibers into yarn, whereas a Weaving Machine Operator works with yarn to produce fabric. They often work in the same industry but handle different stages of textile production.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Spinning Operator, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Spinning Operator, you need a solid understanding of textile manufacturing processes, machine operation, and basic quality control, typically acquired through vocational training or on-the-job experience. Familiarity with automated spinning machinery, maintenance tools, and production management systems is often required. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and teamwork are important soft skills for maintaining production efficiency and safety. These competencies are crucial for ensuring consistent product quality, minimizing downtime, and supporting smooth operations in textile manufacturing environments.

What are some common challenges faced by Spinning Operators and how can they be overcome?

Spinning Operators often encounter challenges such as maintaining consistent yarn quality, troubleshooting machine malfunctions, and handling repetitive tasks in a fast-paced environment. Addressing these challenges requires strong attention to detail, regular machine monitoring, and proactive communication with maintenance teams. Many facilities provide on-the-job training and encourage operators to participate in continuous improvement processes, which can help reduce errors and improve overall workflow.

What does a Spinning Operator do?

A Spinning Operator is responsible for operating and monitoring machines that spin fibers, such as cotton, wool, or synthetic materials, into yarn or thread. They set up the machinery, ensure it runs smoothly, and make adjustments as needed to maintain product quality. Spinning Operators also inspect finished products for defects, perform routine maintenance on the machines, and follow safety protocols in a textile manufacturing environment.
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Infographic showing various Spinning Operator job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 40% Full Time, 58% Part Time, 1% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $37,827 per year, or $18.2 per hour.
Machine Operator 2nd and 3rd shift

Machine Operator 2nd and 3rd shift

Snap-Tite Hose

Union City, PA • On-site

$13.50 - $16/hr

Full-time

Posted 26 days ago

Job description

Description:

Major Functions: Operating the Looms/Creels and support equipment in weaving department.

Requirements:

Competency Requirements:

Qualification:

General. Employees must….

  • Understand the flow of work between twisting, bobbin winding, looms, and move materials into holding areas in accordance with this flow.
  • Understand the production schedule
  • Know how to safely and properly handle (and lift) materials and jackets in all areas.
  • Operate machinery at an acceptable rate.
  • Properly label and identify ply, yarns and fabrics.
  • Have knowledge of yarns, plies, twist levels of yarns. Understand the basic constructions of jackets.
  • Keep all areas, machines, and floors clean.
  • Have the ability to demonstrate skills to less knowledgeable operators, as needed.

Bobbin Winder. Employees must….

  • Have complete knowledge of the winders, and know how to properly set up a new bobbin and wind in the correct direction.
  • Deliver bobbins to proper bins, and keep pace with the loom demands.
  • Maintain full twister spools by the winders.

Creel Attendant. Employees must…

  • Stock proper yarn on proper creels (for jobs being run).
  • Inspect fabric on continuous looms.
  • Gang creel looms.
  • Identify and correct problem spools.
  • Perform creel changes at an acceptable rate.
  • Monitor and maintain splicing creels.

Loom Operator. Employee must…

  • Change filler yarn bobbins.
  • Identify and repair single end breaks.
  • Identify weaving faults and request proper support as needed.
  • Assist with set-ups and change minor parts, as needed.

Jacket Repair. Employee must…

  • Repair defects.

Twister Operator. Employee must….

  • Be able to string up creels properly.
  • Thread yarn into the twister properly.
  • Use the proper travelers on the spinning rings per spec.
  • Install and maintain travelers on the spinning rings.
  • Understand how to properly wrap the beginnings of the bobbins.
  • Be able to recognize and correct minor problems with operation of twisters.


Required Skills and Abilities:

  • Employee must be physically able to work in areas so as to not harm themselves or others, and must be able to safely use machinery and tools.
  • Understand and verify quality through the use of gauges, tools, specs, and charts.
  • Employees must be able to use scales properly to weigh yarns.
  • Employee must understand how to fill out all paperwork for all areas.
  • Must possess computer knowledge sufficient to perform the job.
  • Must be a problem solver with good mechanical ability, and work well as a team.
  • Employee must be able to communicate with the lead, quality tech, or supervisor any issues they may find that affects the performance of the area, or product.
  • Skill level – entry level.
  • Other activities as designated by supervisor.

Strength Requirements:

Medium

Up to 50lbs of force exerted occasionally, and up to 20lbs frequently, up to 10lbs constantly.


Work Environment:

Employee may be exposed to moving machinery, loud noise and vibration. Employees may be exposed to dust.

Education/Training Requirement:

This position required on the job training. A minimum of a high school diploma or GED must be held by employee to qualify for this position.