Grinder
westrock coffee companyConcord (NC)
Grinder
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westrock coffee companyConcord (NC)
Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and TendersRoasted Nuts and Peanut Butter Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Grinder Operator We are currently recruiting for a Grinder Operator in our Manufacturing operation. Interpret daily production schedule. Set grinder specification per product recipe Complete daily shift reports Meet and consistently attain daily grinding production goals Perform quality checks with testing instruments and record results Record all grind results in logs and report Record start and stop time of each grind, as well as the time at which the ground beans will have completed an appropriate gas-off period Communicate with roaster and packaging operators regarding progress on daily schedule Report all nonconforming product to shift supervisor or quality assurance lab Communicate regularly with Scheduler Perform other duties as assigned Experience operating computer automated controls in a manufacturing environment Ability to work independently and as team member with little direct supervision Ability to multi-task Understanding of OSHA, GMPs and SQF requirements in a food manufacturing environment Good oral and written communication skills Good basic math skills Intermediate computer skills Forklift/Pallet Jack certification, or ability to become certified Good leadership skills Equal Opportunity Employer / Vets / Disabled
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