Production Worker - Harvest
creekstone farmsArkansas City (KS)
About the role
Harvest Production Worker Harvest production worker is responsible for beef carcass preparation while working safely. They will be responsible for being an example to other team members using a continuous improvement mentality and will work to perpetuate a "Creekstone Proud" culture through attitude and actions.
Essential Functions:
- Trimming of the carcass to remove contamination
- Removal of hide using knives, handsaws, or other powered equipment
- Harvest all offal products and prepare to customer specifications
- Adhere to all humane handling procedures, sanitary dressing, safety practices and all aspects of regulatory compliance
- Work environment is hot and damp with temperatures up to 90 degrees
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Stand entire shift on concrete and/or elevated platform
- Lifting, pulling, pushing, or carry up to 60 lbs. for knife positions and 100 lbs. for non-knife positions on occasion
- Tolerate repetitive motion using your hands/wrist/arm/torso and legs
- Will be required to use the proper equipment to trim, debone, skin meat product.
- Willing to wear necessary personal protective equipment such has hardhat, steel-toed-boots, gloves, etc.
- Must be willing to work with sharp knives, some power equipment and / or saws
- Ability to work in hot/damp indoor working conditions
- Must be able to work at a steady pace
Physical Requirements:
- Climbing occasionally
- Stooping occasionally
- Crouching occasionally
- Standing for 8 or more hours per day
- Walking frequently
- Pushing frequently
- Pulling frequently
- Gasping frequently
- Repetitive motions frequently
Lifting: 0 100#Creekstone Farms Premium Beef LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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