October 21st Winona Hiring Event Registration
High school-level Manufacturing / Production roles on Crosslinked list a median of $51k (463 that show pay).
Set up, run, and troubleshoot extrusion equipment making thermoplastic material on 12-hour night shifts, plus packaging.
Worth knowing
Why it is interesting. Hands-on production of thermoplastic materials with no experience required and a sign-on bonus
Might not be for you. 12-hour night shifts, including holidays and alternating weekends
Adjacent materials roleProduces thermoplastic material by setting up, monitoring, and troubleshooting extrusion equipment and packaging finished product
H-1B filings
Celanese filed 7 H-1B labor applications for scientist and engineer roles from Jan to Dec 2025.
Most common titles: Advanced Engineer, Chemical Process Technology, Process Engineer, Senior Specialist, Compounding Process Technology. Median filed pay: $116K a year.
From U.S. Department of Labor disclosure data. A filing is a record of past hiring, not a promise about this role, so confirm sponsorship with the employer. Titles and filed pay ·Every employer's filings
- Seniority
- Technician
- Work
- On-site
- Type
- Full-time
- Degree
- High school
- Experience
- 0+ yrs
- Industry
- Chemicals
- Role
- Manufacturing / Production
- Schedule
- Night shift
Role details
Overview Date: October 21st Click here Celanese Hiring Event to view the details and register for the Celanese Hiring Event. Responsibilities Overview: Production Operator (Process Expert) – Night Shift The Production Operator produces high‑quality thermoplastic material by setting up, monitoring, and troubleshooting extrusion equipment and packaging finished product. This is a 12‑hour night‑shift role (3–4 shifts/week, including holidays and alternating weekends). $1,500 Sign-On-Bonus This Minnesota position pays $26.11/hour, plus a night‑shift differential and annual bonus eligibility. Actual pay may vary based on experience, qualifications, and market factors.
Responsibilities
- Set up and operate extrusion equipment within standard operating conditions.
- Monitor and troubleshoot equipment throughout the run.
- Collect product samples and address safety or quality issues by stopping the process and assisting in problem-solving.
- Operate a forklift safely.
- Perform cleaning and product changeovers, including full equipment and system cleanouts.
- Maintain accurate production records, logs, blends, and packaging documentation.
- Support smooth shift hand‑offs with clear communication.
- Follow all SOPs, safety policies, and waste‑handling procedures; actively participate in safety programs.
Qualifications
High school diploma or GED. • Valid driver’s license. • No experience required; manufacturing and forklift experience preferred. • Ability to work 12‑hour night shifts. • Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to use hand tools. • Basic math skills (percentages, ratios, unit conversions, averages). • Strong verbal and written communication; able to work independently or in small teams. Qualifications You must register to attend the event, spots are limited so secure your spot today. We look forward to meeting you.