Packaging Operator

Posted 5 days ago

axelon servicesHanover (NJ)

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Packaging OperatorPerform packaging operations as per the customer orders. Operate packaging machinery effectively to avoid any accidents. Ensure that machines are working properly and safely. Conduct minor repairs to packaging equipment. Safe and proper handling of hazardous and non-hazardous materials in compliance with plant requirements and environmental regulations. Stock all raw materials needed for packaging (i.e. pallets, slip sheets, tape, labels, trash boxes, ties, etc.) Conduct general housekeeping Maintain Core Values: safety, health, and environmental, highest ethical behavior, and respect for people Achieving and maintaining production targets, quality standards, and equipment Support and implement Continuous Improvement initiativesMinimum of a High school diploma or GED Work Experience 1-3 years Willingness and ability to work a rotating shift schedule - 12 hour shifts. Willingness and ability to work overtime, including holidays, weekends, and on short notice call in as required. Willingness and ability to wear required PPE (personal protective equipment) such as steel toes, hardhat, protective eyewear, face shields, arc protective clothing, and SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus). Willing and able to work in a high-hazard process. Willing and able to lift up to 50 pounds, climb stairs, ladders, columns, and to stand, walk, stoop, bend, kneel, crawl, reach overhead, hear and respond to alarms, and possess visual acuity for close work.

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