Packing Associate - Repack

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pridestaffUnited States (UNITED STATES)

Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders Packaging and Labeling Services

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About the role

Packing Associate Our client is a contract packer or co-packer, co-packs ready to drink beverage products in aluminum cans ranging from juices, energy drinks, teas and carbonated soda drinks in a wide variety of aluminum can sizes.

Summary: The Packaging Associate is responsible for transforming Work in Progress (WIP) into a finished good configuration. This is done through a manual process of unpacking and repacking product.

Duties:

Wrap and unwrap pallets of finished goods
Sort finished can products on a fast-paced conveyor
Conduct housekeeping to maintain cleanliness of workstation and all areas of the warehouse.
Remain in a station which rotates throughout the entire shift unless otherwise instructed by Lead, Supervisor or Manager

Requirements:

High School Diploma, GED or equivalent experience
Ability to read, write and communicate verbally in English 6 months prior experience working in a team environment
Demonstrated ability to build and sustain positive working relationships with fellow employees
Ability to maintain effectiveness (quality) and efficiency (productivity) in a fast-paced environment
Proven track record of good attendance in past roles

Prior experience working in a production/manufacturing environment, food/beverage manufacturing highly preferred. Knowledgeable of manufacturing processes including safety, quality, productivity, demand creation, inventory processes, etc. Prior experience following GMPs preferred ShiftMonday - Thursday 5am-3:30pm or 3:30pm-2:00am (call for current availability) Location ClackamasPayStarting at $18/hr (differential for certain overnight hours)

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