Meat Inspection Department (MID) Operator 3rd - Erlanger, KY
Meat Inspection Department (MID) Operator 3rd - Erlanger, KY
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Read, understand, and follow all instructions listed on Manufacturing Orders.
- Check and add all raw materials or pre-weighed materials listed on Manufacturing Orders. If necessary, precisely weigh raw materials and intermediates as listed on orders and reports.
- Must have the ability to lift 50lbs repetitively, and not to exceed 60lbs at any time.
- Proper use of all equipment and tools to safely transport or transfer heavy objects, materials, or products from one place to another.
- Follow QC and sampling procedures. Report QC deviations to Management. Execute formula adjustments according to QC and formula requirements.
- Package and sample products according to customer requirements as listed on orders and other documents. Report variances or any other deviations to Management.
- Execute all required transactions on the terminal software and hand-held scanners.
- Follow hazardous label guidelines and properly handle and transport hazardous materials throughout the facilities and for customers
- Follow all Kosher, Allergen, BATF, USDA, and other regulatory procedures and requirements, working with the Rabbi on Koshering all equipment and working with the USDA inspector regarding inspections of equipment.
- Follow ISO9001, GMP, and HACCP procedures to ensure product safety.
- Must be able to meet the requirements for the respirator program up to and including, but not limited to, passing the pulmonary function testing and respirator fit tests.
- Your Professional Profile Includes:
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Strong communication skills
- Capability to be self-motivated and have the ability to work collaboratively as a member of a team
- Strong attention to detail
- Performing routine work assignments and following directions with moderate supervision
- Ability to frequently lift up to 50 lbs
- Prior experience driving a forklift and working in a batch-processing or manufacturing environment
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