Packaging Supervisor

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centaurus farmsMonticello (MN)

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Job Description
Position Summary: Owns finished-goods packaging and bulk inventory management for flower SKUs. Manages packaging line throughput, label accuracy, and packaging-room compliance. Coordinates closely with Fulfillment on outbound orders.
Key Responsibilities: Plan and execute daily packaging runs for flower SKUs (various weights: 1g, 3.5g, 7g, 14g, 28g as applicable) Manage bulk flower inventory: receive from Harvest, allocate to packaging runs, reconcile balances daily Verify packaging artwork, labels, and lot codes match approved specs before each run Oversee state-compliant labeling: warnings, batch numbers, cannabinoid content, expiration Direct 4-6 packaging production technicians; assign and balance workload Maintain packaging room sanitation and equipment per SOP Manage packaging material inventory (jars, bags, exit bags, labels); reorder per par levels with Inventory Coordinator Track packaging KPIs: units per labor hour, defect rate, label error rate
Required Qualifications: 3+ years cannabis or regulated CPG packaging experience; 1+ year supervisory Demonstrated knowledge of state-compliant cannabis labeling requirements Comfort managing bulk inventory and reconciling shrinkage Strong organizational and recordkeeping skills Must pass Kentucky cannabis agent background check
Preferred Qualifications: Experience with automated weigh-fill or pre-roll equipment Familiarity with KY medical cannabis labeling rules Physical Requirements &
Working Conditions: Standing 8+ hours; repetitive hand motion Lift up to 40 lb Packaging room PPE: hairnet, gloves, lab coat or smock Powered by JazzHR lX3QWO79aU

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