Packaging Specialist - 1st Shift
sauer brandsKansas City (KS)
About the role
Job Summary:
- Primary responsibilities include properly packaging, labeling and stacking of products, supporting quality assurance activities and timely completion of all required production
- Goal of Position
- Assist in preparing products for shipment.
- What we are making:
- A safer, stronger, more sustainable Sauer Brands that forges a prosperous future for our families.
- Why we are making it:
- To excite and delight our customers with inspired flavors.
- How we make it:
- With integrity, creativity, executional excellence, and teamwork.
- Where we are going? / What does our "product look like?"One of the most respected food companies on the planet, known for our passion, expertise, and relentless pursuit of excellence.
- What will you do?
- Performing manual packaging tasks such as applying labels, applying lids, packing into cases, keeping packaging equipment loaded with blank packaging items.
- Stacking and palletizing boxes of finished goods.
- Take the initiative to organize and accurately perform all job functions required to meet volume and quality of product scheduled.
- Communicate clearly with others in process and support positions.
- Safely operate pallet jack to move
attendance is an essential part of this function.
Perform area-wide and system cleaning to meet GMP
to all safety, operating, AIB, and GMP procedures. Notify management of any potentially dangerous safety hazards.
Train co-workers in operation of system and procedures as directed.
Adhere to good manufacturing practices (GMP's)
Sauer Brands, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, gender, disability, national origin, veteran, other protected status or any other basis.
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