Packaging Coordinator
hanover foodsHanover (PA)
About the role
Packaging Coordinator Hot JobHanover, PA 17331
Description:
Prioritize out of stock lists for development of daily packaging schedules. Distribute packaging schedules to required standardized packaging schedules based on trends of stock keeping items. Verifies paperwork is complete and accurate for labeling and notifies labeling supervisor of any errors or questions. Scan and file labeling daily line case production to generate efficiencies. Review uncovered orders report and create labeling schedule as requested by the planner. Watch shipments of designated orders by planner. Work with warehouse personnel to investigate discrepancies. Assist with processing transactions as needed. Ensures work area is kept neat and orderly in accordance with good housekeeping practices. Complete monthly reports as requested by production planner or management. Develop a strong working knowledge of procedures for maintaining label carton and glue inventories. Adheres to common safety practices and procedures. Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
The ability to attend work predictably and regularly and to be punctual. The ability to read and understand documents, drawings, and instructions (whether presented in written, oral, diagram or schedule form).The ability to work with mathematical concepts and to apply concepts to practical ability to work cooperatively with others. The ability to deal politely and professionally with customers and coworkers. The ability to perform several ability to follow direction or instruction. The ability to use a computer to communicate, create, and access ability to lift and move ___ pounds. The ability to sit/stand/bend/stretch, etc. The ability to use hands to finger, handle, or feel and reach with the hands and arms.
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