Packaging Line Operator

Job Summary

Packaging line operators run the three positions on the packaging line – loading bottles, packing cases, marking and palletizing cases.  Each operator is responsible for keeping each section of the line running as smoothly as possible, and promptly reporting any mechanical issues that arise.  Work with Packaging Team members to resolve any mechanical issues as soon as possible to minimize line down-time.  The position is a 1099 Contractor position to work on Chrysan's packaging line during a seasonal/peak time period.

Job Accountabilities

·       Verifying the quality of empty bottles, caps, cases, and pallets to be used

·       Monitoring the function of the packaging line components (filler, capper, labeler, and case builder & taper), and reporting any issues.

·       Ensuring quality is maintained throughout the day

o   Correct fill volumes

o   Correct and consistent bottle markings (labels & date)

o   Full cases being taped and marked correctly

·       Learning how to maintain the equipment; manage, either directly or as part of a team, the Preventive Maintenance tasks required on a periodic basis to maintain the equipment.

·       Manage, directly or with help from others, material changeovers including changing and testing the fluids, adjusting the line fixtures/stops for product changeovers.

·       Manage or assist with the unloading of bulk material from the tankers, as well as unloading of packaging materials (bottles, cartons, etc.) from incoming trucks as needed.

·       Responsible for maintaining proper work instructions, understanding the department risk assessments and ensuring compliance with Chrysan’s QMS system.

Job Qualifications

·       High school degree or equivalent

·       Flexible schedule – 20 to 40 hours per week depending on demand; overtime as needed

·       RELIABLE, DEPENDABLE – Need to show up to work per shift schedule

·       Valid Drivers’ License

Competencies

·       Strong attention to detail – visual constancy between bottles, cases, and pallets is a must

·       Strong work ethic

·       Ability to lift moderate-weight cases during the process

·       Willingness to learn both operation and maintenance of the equipment