Packer Night Shift
us cottonAkron (OH)
About the role
Warehouse Inspector and PackerTo inspect and pack the final product so it can be stored in the warehouse for shipment. Specific Responsibilities Examples of key duties are interpreted as being descriptive and not restrictive in out all defective products before packing. Correctly pack the product into the proper packaging per the dispo. Tape boxes neatly and securely Assure the correct product code/labels are on the box. Place boxes on the proper skid with the correct amount of cases per layer and per skid. Keep packing area neat, clean, and safe. Assisting in sweeping and keeping product off the floor. Communicate to Lead of any quality or sealer problems. Complete all necessary paperwork and all required other positions within the department as needed. Follow all department and machine rules and procedures. Complete all special projects and/or assignments as directed by the Lead or Supervisor. Other duties as assigned ExperiencePrevious manufacturing experience preferred Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with a keen eye and attention to detail. Adequate English skills as well as basic math skills are required. Education High school graduate or GED equivalency required SkillsThis position requires constant standing. Ability to keep up with six to eight machines with no or minimal help. Special KnowledgeN/APhysical Requirements See Job Analysis document Position in Organization
Reports to: Production Supervisor
Directly Supervises: None Indirectly Supervises: None RelationshipsInternal: Supervisor, Lead, Operator, Utility, QA Personnel, Maintenance personnel, Human Resources, Asst. Plant Manager, and Plant Manager External: None
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