JT003 - MACHINE OPERATOR

Quality Consulting Group•Salinas, PR

31d•Onsite

About The Position

QUALITY CONSULTING GROUP, a leader in the pharmaceutical, biotech, medical devices, and manufacturing industry, is looking for a talented, highly motivated and enthusiastic to join our team. In this role, you’ll work with a highly enthusiastic team, contributing in a world-class manufacturing industry in Puerto Rico & USA.

Requirements

High School Diploma
Experience required (Excavator or Digger Operator).
Availability to work all shifts, weekends and Holidays.
Knowledge of production agriculture and production plant operations
Pass a background check and other pre-employment screenings
Knowledge and experience operating scissor lifts and aerial lifts
Bobcat operator experience
Digger operator experience
Boom lift operator experience
Have reliable transportation to the site and be able to arrive at the work site as instructed

Responsibilities

Monitors and operates equipment and facilities, including field equipment, insuring quality and conformance with standard operating procedures.
Maintains safety standards at all times and initiates and follows emergency procedures when necessary.
Rotates through various roles within the area, including, in some cases, a control room rotation.
Driving and operating agricultural machinery for planting and cultivating.
The type of work assigned will vary based on the current season.
Spring and summer: You could spend time inspecting and maintaining our seed crops or you could support seed inventory management at the plant.
Fall is a busy season with harvesting and seed packaging in full swing.
You’ll be cleaning & packaging seed, supporting maintenance work, warehousing and shipping seed to ensure our customers have the product they need for the coming planting season.
September-October: Receive and process trucks hauling crop from the field for weighing and unloading.
Complete a wide range of harvest activities: ex.: husk and sort operations
Operate dryer to dry crop within the prescribed safety, quality, and financial requirements
Shelling and storage of crop from bins in the dryer facility
Supply the Conditioning department with a constant supply of seed
Apply appropriate treatment to seed
November-March: Label, tag, bag and palletize seed
Enter inventory information into computer
Stage seed for shipment in warehouse
April -August: Retag in-house seed.
Re-bag backhaul (returned) seed
Inspect pro boxes to ensure they are free of debris and clean
Wash pro boxes as necessary