Operator C Unloading

Cutrale Citrus Juices USA, Inc.• Auburndale, FL, US, FL

5d•$18 - $19

About The Position

The Machine Operator monitors production operations, troubleshoots equipment, and follows company policies, procedures, quality standards, current Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), and safety and environmental regulations. The role involves moving fruit from trucks to bins, operating computer-controlled gates and control panels, tracking fruit and bin usage, and completing production and quality records. The operator also performs inspections, maintains equipment and work-area cleanliness, communicates with the line crew, and may delegate work to others in the area.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED; vocational school or some college coursework is also listed.
At least 1 year of manufacturing and/or production-equipment operating experience.
Knowledge and skill equivalent to completion of high school.
Good record-keeping skills.
Experience using basic workshop tools such as screwdrivers and wrenches.
Previous computer experience.
Ability to use computerized scales.
Ability to perform routine, repetitive movements in a fast-paced environment.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a regulatory environment.

Responsibilities

Initiate the flow of fruit from trucks and send fruit from trucks to bins.
Use a computer to open and close gates; operate control panels and change gates, wipe-offs, and bin gates.
Locate and use emergency stop switches and disconnects.
Remove limbs and debris from gates and keep the work area clean.
Maintain accurate records of bin selection and usage, and total bin-usage logs.
Input and remove fruit tickets from the computer.
Wash down bins using a high-pressure hose.
Allocate trucks to the correct ramp.
Complete line sheets, calculate minimum and maximum weights and torques, and complete downtime logs, batch records, and reconciliation forms.
Conduct first-piece and line-clearance inspections; maintain specification requirements, analyze recordings and statistics, and adjust equipment to meet specifications.
Perform frequent quality inspections, document them, and train line personnel on the quality specifications for the product in production.
Follow lockout/tagout (LOTO) principles and communicate with the line crew about issues, problems, changes, and other challenges.
Demonstrate good attendance.
Delegate work to other workers in the area.
Perform other job-related duties as assigned.