Labor Technician~ Debone Shoulder CutterMARYLAND/HURLOCK

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amick farmsHurlock (MD)

Meat, Poultry, and Fish Cutters and Trimmers Meat Processed from Carcasses

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About the role

Job Details:

Thigh DeboneRemove the bone out of the thigh using wizard knife.
Scale OperatorOperating a scale, making weight, and depending on location placing a product label on the box that has just been weighedCVP Machine OperatorOperating a CVP Machine to seal the plastic bag the product is inIce or CO2 Layer
Covering the product with the correct amount of CO2 or ice
Stack OffPalletizing finished product by stacking product in the correct configuration on a pallet
Box LinerLining boxes with bags
Tray Pack
Packing trays of chicken to company and customer standards
There are times when additional cutting or trimming is required. During this operation team members will be required to use either scissors or knives.
During any of the above task, constant focus and concentration is required to ensure tasks are performed in a way that promotes food safety and quality.

Environment: Employees work alongside an automated line with either a mechanical conveyor or shackles Increased noise levels due to machinery Varying range of temperatures Damp and wet environment

Requirements:

Requires good personal hygiene and adherence to local, state, and federal health codes and standards
Ability to stand for long periods of time
Constant focus and concentration required to ensure a quality product is produced as well as to ensure safety is maintained from potentially hazardous conditions
Skills and Knowledge:
Communication skills
Knowledge of SSOP and GMPKnowledge of all product wash areas

Competencies

Core Competencies:

SafetyQualityYieldCostRelationshipsTeam Member CodeSafety starts and ends with you
People eat what we make
Hard work always pays off
Doing what's right is never wrong
Communicate, Communicate, Communicate
Job Specific Competencies
Consistently perform duties throughout entire shift
Follow all written and verbal instructions
Adhere to attendance policy
Attention to detail

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