Production Worker jobs in California
60 openings from the last 45 days, updated daily.
Production Worker pay and hiring in California
| 25th percentile | Median | 75th percentile |
|---|---|---|
| $36,068 | $46,090 | $50,960 |
Midpoints of the pay ranges posted in 51 current Production Worker listings in California, per year. That is in line with the national median of $45,538 for Production Worker listings.
Employers hiring the most in California
- Aerotek (13)
- Avery Dennison (3)
- Talent Zok (2)
- AMAX (2)
- Andurilindustries (2)
- Spacex (2)
- Sam Scully Staffinq (1)
- Haskell Cleaners (1)
- Partners Personnel (1)
- Cargill (1)
Most openings by city: Irvine (7), Los Angeles (6), Torrance (4), Santa Ana (4) and Hawthorne (3).
- Wire Harness Assembler - 21546
- Bike Assembly Technician
- Experience Assembler for dry cleaning store
- Production Technician - 21496
- Machine Operator
- Assembler
- Assembler - 2nd Shift
- Assembler-1st Shift
- Manufacturing Production Operator I - Food Processing
- Aerospace Assembler
- Assembler
- Rack & Stack Assembler
- Lead Production Technician, Missiles
- CNC Machine Operator - 2nd Shift (2pm - 10.30pm)
- Assembly Technician (Starship)
- Pre-Roll Production Technician- 3rd Shift
- Production Assembler II
- Assembler
- Wire Harness Assembler
- Machine Operator
- Electronics Test and Assembly Technician-I (Morning Shift)
- Production Worker - Strut Work (No Experience Needed, We Train; Biling
- Production Assembler 1st Shift Ontario, CA
- Production Operator - Soldermask - 1st Shift - 90-Day Increase Eligible
- Production Associate
- Electro-Mechanical Assembler - 2nd Shift Poway
- Assembler/Installer - Wire Harness
- Machine Operator (Falcon)
- Production Operator
- Production Technician, Avionics
- Assembler Tester I, 2nd shift (2:30 - 11:00pm)
- Cleanroom Operator/Assembler
- Production Operator
- Production Technician III with Security Clearance
- Manufacturing Assembly Technician (onsite)
- Manufacturing Technician 1
- Rack & Stack Assembler
- Electro-Mechanical Assembler
- Food Production Worker
- Assembler | Welder | QA Technician
- Medical Device Assembler
- Assembler - 3/12 Schedule
- Medical Device Assembler (2nd Shift)
- Entry Level Medical Device Assembler
- Label Machine Operator - 2nd Shift
- Chemical Production Technician I
- Electronic Assembly Technician
- Chemical Production Technician I
- Test Operator/Assembler
- CNC Machine Operator I
- Manufacturing Associate
- Technical Theatre Lab Production Technician (Arts Laboratory Specialist)
- Print Production Operator (Color)
- Production Operator
- Manufacturing Technician
- Entry Level Medical Device Assembler
- Electronic Assembler
- Machine Operator Helper
- The Hollywood Reporter: Production Associate, Video & Social Media
- Production Worker - Entry Level | Training Provided
Production Worker jobs in California FAQ
How much do Production Worker jobs pay in California?
Across 51 current Production Worker listings in California that post pay, the median is $46,090 per year. The middle half of listings pay between $36,068 and $50,960. That is in line with the national median of $45,538 for Production Worker listings.
Who is hiring for Production Worker jobs in California?
The employers with the most current Production Worker openings in California are Aerotek, Avery Dennison, Talent Zok, AMAX and Andurilindustries.
Which cities in California have the most Production Worker jobs?
The most current Production Worker openings in California are in Irvine (7), Los Angeles (6), Torrance (4), Santa Ana (4) and Hawthorne (3).
How do I apply for Production Worker jobs in California?
Reach lists 60 Production Worker openings in California posted in the last 45 days, the newest on November 11, 2026. Each opening links to its original posting, where you can apply directly. Reach can also tailor your resume and cover letter to each opening and apply for you. It is free to start.
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