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Packaging Operator Our client, Manufacturing is seeking a Packaging Operator to join their team. As a Packaging Operator, you will be part of the Production team supporting day-to-day packaging operations. The ideal candidate will have strong attention to detail, a commitment to food safety and quality, and the ability to learn and operate packaging equipment effectively—so you can help finished products move smoothly from production to the right packaging format. What's the Job? Follow correct packaging procedures to ensure products are packaged accurately and consistently. Operate various packaging equipment, including Bag-In-Box, Bottle Filler, and Bulk Line, to package finished product. Set up equipment and perform changeovers to switch packaging formats as needed. Print and verify finished product labels, then label and assemble master cases correctly. Check and verify Critical Control Points (CCPs) and maintain compliance with Food Safety guidelines, procedures, rules and regulations, and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs).What's Needed? Ability to lift up to, and including, 50 pounds. Ability to stand continuously for up to, and including, 4 hour periods of time. Willingness to obtain forklift operator organizational skills with strong time management and the ability to multi-task in a production environment. Knowledge of packaging systems and the ability to operate filling equipment safely and effectively. What's in it for me? Opportunity to build hands-on experience operating packaging equipment and supporting production goals. Clear expectations around quality checks and CCP verification to help you take pride in accurate work. Training and development opportunities, including the chance to train other associates as required. A workplace focused on safe, clean operations through Food Safety and GMP compliance. Stability in a role where your skills directly impact how finished products are packaged and delivered. Upon completion of waiting period associates are eligible for: Medical and Prescription Drug PlansDental Plan Supplemental Life Insurance Short Term Disability Insurance 401(k)

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