Inspection Line Operator (First Shift) | Operador de Línea de Inspección (Primer Turno)

aviu workforceFort Mill (SC)

Inspection Line Operator (First Shift) | Operador de Línea de Inspección (Primer Turno)

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aviu workforceFort Mill (SC)

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers Packaging and Labeling Services

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About the role

Inspection Line Operator (First Shift) Our client is seeking reliable and detail-oriented individuals to join their inspection team in Fort Mill, SC.

Key Responsibilities: Prepare inspection line/equipment for daily products from pallets and load onto conveyors. Monitor X-ray screens to detect foreign /stop equipment to retrieve flagged products. Remove, replace, and repack products as instructed. Unload and restack products on pallets securely. Seal boxes with tape or other boxes as needed for each project. Secure pallets using stretch wrap or shrink wrap. Clean and sanitize work areas and equipment. Follow GMPs and Health & Safety protocols. Report deficiencies to supervisor or designated staff. Perform other duties as assigned by management.

Skills & Abilities:

No experience required — Training provided.
Strong attention to detail
Cooperation & teamwork
FlexibilitySpatial reasoning

Physical Requirements:

Ability to stand for long periods
Ability to bend, twist, push, pull, and reach
Lift up to 40 lbs. unassisted
Identify small contaminant particles on X-ray monitors

Other Requirements:

Must be flexible; a full 40-hour week is not guaranteed
Reliable attendance
Bilingual preferred

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