Packaging Operator - Day Shift & Night Shift

Learn and understand the basic function and operation of all packaging equipmentPerform each and all packaging line operationsRotate into various line positions when requiredEnsure that packaging specifications, requirements and standards for are metReport quality and production issues to the supervisorCommunicate with the operator you are relieving to gain knowledge of the present state of the equipment and production run.Review previous shift paperwork/labels and follow the set production schedules closely.Assure that we have taken all necessary samples of finished and ingredient products.Assist with the metal detector checks at the start of every shift as needed.Stage all necessities (totes, bags, pallets, skid sheets, placards, pen, marker, whirl-paks, spoons) that are needed for your shift.Assist in assuring that all pallets of product, after each run, are taken out of the tote room and are placarded accurately as needed.Make sure packaging room necessities (bags, brooms, whirl-paks, paperwork, vacuum cleaner and utensils) are stored neatly in their assigned places. (Nothing on floor).Maintain daily sanitation schedule.Monitor various aspects of the bagging system to assure it is running smoothly and not backing up.Periodically check for bagging or product quality issues and communicate any findings with supervisor immediately.Ensure all bags are stacked neatly and inside of the pallet at all times

Light Heavy Work- Lifting 50 pounds maximum with frequent lifting and/or carrying of objects weighing up to 30 pounds.

Production- Exposure to manufacturing environment. Require frequent moving and climbing. Frequent exertion of light to moderate physical effort. Exposure to noise, odor, dust, and discharge from production process.