Packaging Technician

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honest meat company dba prairie packingComanche (OK)

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Job Description
Department: Operations / Packaging
Location: Comanche, Oklahoma
Reports To: Plant Manager
Employment Type: Full-Time
Position Summary: The Packaging Supervisor is responsible for overseeing and coordinating daily packaging operations in a meat processing plant to ensure product quality, safety, and compliance with company and regulatory standards. This role ensures that production goals are met efficiently while maintaining a safe and sanitary work environment.
Key Responsibilities: Supervise and lead packaging staff on assigned shifts, ensuring proper workflow and task delegation. Monitor packaging lines for efficiency, quality control, and adherence to USDA and HACCP standards. Ensure all packaged products meet labeling, weight, and presentation specifications. Collaborate with production, quality assurance, and maintenance teams to address and resolve operational issues. Train and coach employees on safety, sanitation, and standard operating procedures (SOPs).Maintain accurate records of production, downtime, labor, and waste. Enforce company policies and procedures, including safety and GMPs (Good Manufacturing Practices).Conduct performance evaluations and participate in hiring and disciplinary actions as needed. Assist in implementing continuous improvement initiatives to enhance productivity and reduce costs.
Qualifications: High school diploma or GED required. Strong knowledge of USDA regulations, HACCP, GMPs, and food safety protocols, or the willingness to learn these procedures. Excellent leadership, communication, and organizational skills. Ability to work in cold, wet environments and handle physical demands of the job. Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office, production reporting software).
Work Environment: Cold, refrigerated production environment (32–40°ree; F).Fast-paced, physically demanding, standing/walking for long periods. Use of PPE (personal protective equipment) is required.

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