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The Packer is responsible for manually packing products into boxes, trays, and cartons on the production floor. This role also includes performing final quality inspections of finished goods to ensure product integrity.
Job Responsibility:
Prepare cardboard cartons and trays by folding, taping, sorting, labeling, and placing them in the work area
Ensure tape guns and tapers have sufficient tape
Conduct visual inspections of final product packaging for integrity, including bag registration, code dates, prices, and proper seals
Remove out-of-specification products and report packaging issues
Fill cartons and displays according to packaging specifications, ensuring correct labels, tapes, and seals
Stack cartons and trays on pallets using the correct pattern
use pallet jack for loads up to 300 lbs if applicable
Clear loose product from the work area, discard defective packaging, and maintain cleanliness
Assist with product rework as needed
Follow safety and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) procedures
Maintain a clean and organized work area, adhering to 5S protocols
Store packaging supplies in designated areas
Keep aisles and exits clear of obstructions
Remove trash and follow safe lifting and carrying procedures
Perform sanitation tasks such as equipment washes and seasoner cleanings
Prepare production line for startup and assist with equipment changeovers
Operate tray-making and stapling machines when required
Obtain Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) certification and follow LOTO procedures during cleanings
Report issues to Machine Operators, Coordinators, or Supervisors
Identify and remove defective products from the production stream
Perform other duties as assigned
Mandatory overtime may be required
Requirements:
High School Diploma or GED is preferred, but not required
One year of production experience in a manufacturing environment is preferred, but not required
Physical requirements: standing and using hands continuously
walking frequently
climbing, squatting, kneeling, and overhead work occasionally
talking, hearing, reaching, pushing, pulling, bending, and repetitive twisting continuously