RTE Peeler Clerk

Posted 18 days ago

costco wholesaleTracy (CA)

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Hot Dog Ready To Eat (Rte) Peeler ClerkThe Hot Dog Ready to Eat (RTE) Peeler Clerk processes RTE hot dogs including packaging for delivery to Costco food courts and for shelf retail product.
Job Duties: Sets up peelers, brine, rapid pack guards, film rolls, and ancillary equipment as assigned. Breaks down equipment as assigned. Moves bins of hot dog links and feeds the hot dogs into peeler for removal of casings; cleans up workstation as needed. Machine Setup: Wipes down wet surfaces. Sets up the peller, installs blades, adjusts steam, sets up guards and tooling. Sets up carts and luggers needed for rework and inedible products. Open salt bags to make brine. Performs brine line checks and monitors brine systems. The PM shift will breakdown all described equipment at the end of the shift to prepare for sanitation of the department. Inspects product for quality control with manual replacement of defective product for acceptable hot dogs. Performs floor clean up and housekeeping duties within the packing department, restocks bins with product, and removes bins full of rejected product. Performs quality control testing including, temperature, length of product, weights, and solid seal checks. Ensures proper cleanup and disposal of hazardous materials. Ability to operate vehicles, equipment or machinery. Assists with department duties as necessary. Assists in other departments of the warehouse as necessary. We offer a comprehensive package of benefits including paid time off, health benefits - medical/dental/vision/hearing aid/pharmacy/behavioral health/employee assistance, health care reimbursement account, dependent care assistance plan, short-term disability and long-term disability insurance, AD&D insurance, life insurance, 401(k), stock purchase plan to eligible employees. Apart from any religious or disability considerations, open availability is needed to meet the needs of the business. If hired, you will be required to provide proof of authorization to work in the United States.

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