Packaging Machine Operator

Posted 4 days ago

peoplefirstDayton (OH)

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About the role

Packaging Machine Operator Packaging Machine Operator $17/hr. to start, pay increase in approx. 90 days. 1st shift 6am-2:30pm Great benefits available! 90% of medical insurance is paid by the company! Machine Operating, packaging - filling up cartons and containers with powdered flavorings We are looking for people who are reliable, have a good history of employment and a positive attitude.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Packaging Machine Operator
Operate semi-automatic machines to pack food product in shipping cartons to ensure continuous line production. Perform bulk product packaging (bag-in-a-box) while maintaining high personal output to increase line efficiency. Accurately record product traceability information, critical control point (CCP) and product weights on production and react to customer specific packaging specifications/instructions for both domestic and international shipments. Perform scheduled sanitation tasks as outlined by the Master Sanitation Schedule. Accurately record labor hours against work orders for proper costing of products. Other duties as requested.
QUALIFICATIONS: Ability to understand and implement Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Standardized Sanitary Operating Basic computer knowledge used for proper food safety documentation tracking and labor reporting. High School Education and 1 – 2 years of related experience or training in the food or beverage industry.

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