Bone Grind Supervisor
creekstone farmsArkansas City (KS)
About the role
Bone Grind Supervisor The Bone Grind Supervisor is responsible for maintaining plant equipment to supply maximum available uptime for production, quality, and yields, while ensuring the safest work environment possible. The individual is responsible for approaching their work in a positive manner and will work to perpetuate a "Creekstone Proud" culture through attitude and actions.
Essential Functions:
Manage operations while partnering with maintenance on centrifuges, Grinders, bone dryer, load out area, meal grinder, Gel bone operation water softeners, and steam generators Oversees the process operations to produce product that is within specification Able to maximize yields by having a clear understanding of yields of product Coordinate safety meetings and responsible for subordinate's safety Responsible for the continuous improvement of preventative and corrective maintenance policies, procedures, and reporting system. Manage CIP process and order CIP chemical to ensure process is clean each day Able to load paperwork on shipments Run tests with the FOSS Machine Adhere to Process Safety Management Program's rules and regulations Physically capable of performing job duties while wearing a Respirator in certain situations All other duties as assigned Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Knowledge of mechanical operations of equipment Detail oriented, organized, reliable and resourceful Ability to maintain high expectations for self and others, demonstrating a dedication to achievement of results Demonstrated ability to function successfully in a fast-paced, changing work environment Solid problem solving, project management, multi-tasking, and prioritization skills Ability to work effectively both independently and within a team environment Creekstone Farms Premium Beef is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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