Packaging Operator

Posted 2 days ago

brown rootGrover (NC)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Manufacturing Position High School Diploma or equivalent Minimum 2 years of manufacturing experience a preferred Strong equipment and mechanical skills. Ability to troubleshoot on the fly Demonstrated ability to learn and become proficient with various provided computer tools Strong understanding of how equipment and process affect product properties Ability to work independently (self-directed) as well as a member of the Vectra TeamStrong oral and written communication skills Excellent observation skills Strong understanding of ESHA and other regulatory issues Ability to:work rotating shiftsclimb 5 sets of stairs (5 stories)lift 50lbs to chest leveluse hand tools to tighten boltsperform overhead workoperate a forklift (sit down and walk behind walkies) or other PIV (Power Industrial Vehicle) Review packaging priorities, communicate needs to warehouse, and receive packaging supplies Verify labels from control room for finished product labels Verify scale accuracy per progression guide and record before packaging each shift Operate packaging equipment and escalate emerging reliability issues Package finished product per SOP and move to trailers Complete turnarounds on packaging equip. (classifier, packaging station) per SOP/checklist Coordinate movement of finished product trailers with warehouse Verifies and validate the correct material to be used in packaging Monitor classifier during transfer and escalate potential reliability and quality issues Follow barcoding protocol for proper inventory management of materials Ensure housekeeping meets standard for area (packaging station, classifier, East Warehouse) and trash cans/waste product bins emptied Perform tasks per SOP, SOC, special instructions (e.g. weighing, bagging …)Conduct Behavior Observations (BBO) and communicate HazRecs and Near Miss Provide inputs to improve SOPsPerform general housekeeping responsibilities in operations areas as needed.

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