F2617 – Foods General Production; 1st Shift (7:00 AM – 3:00 PM)

The Bama Companies•Tulsa, OK

1d•$17•Onsite

About The Position

At Bama, the General Production position is expected to understand, engage, and participate in the production activities in their area or position. Directly responsible for making a high quality, safe product; while minimizing scrap, meeting customer expectations, and ensuring a safe work environment and practices.

Requirements

Must possess ability to operate designated machinery and function in assigned position.
Must possess ability and aptitude to identify, correct and improve potential safety items; both human and food.
Must actively participate in plant safety initiatives with the responsibility to for self and others.
Must submit to all assessments and testing, including math/reading test and EQ assessment testing. Also display aptitude for positions based on aptitude testing and assessments.
Must display effective EQ attributes such as communication skills and listening skills.
Understand manufacturing guidelines for food safety and sanitation.
Experience with set-up and operation of packaging machinery.
Demonstrated problem solving ability.
Must have proven safety record in past work history

Responsibilities

Set up, monitor and adjust to compliance the automated machinery.
Measure, weigh, and record raw product data and transfer data to the SPC sheet to ensure product is consistent by all specs.
Perform routine equipment repairs and assist maintenance with in-depth repairs/modifications.
Ensure all paperwork is filled out and processed correctly for area of responsibility.
Participate in teams
Make ongoing process improvements
Understand manufacturing process and possess the ability to drive continuous improvement.
Fully engage in TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) program; maintain and understand all equipment in area of responsibility.
Troubleshoot failures and identify corrective actions.
Participation in other plant initiatives (i.e., safety programs, quality, productivity)