Packaging Operator (Milton Brewery - FT Reg)

Boston Beer Company•Milton, DE

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Packaging Operator runs packaging machinery to meet brewery needs and goals. This position trains throughout the Packaging Department to become skilled in operating all equipment within their designated work area. The ideal candidate has 1+ years of packaging/production experience and is a solid team player with a “get it done, can do” attitude.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 1 year of experience in packaging, production, or a similar manufacturing environment.
Demonstrated mechanical aptitude.
Computer‑proficient and able to learn and accurately use company systems and automated equipment.
Able to work shifts, weekends, holidays, and overtime, including 12‑hour days or nights.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

Safely and efficiently operate packaging machinery. Machinery types include, but are not limited to: Filler, Labeler, Box Maker, Packer
Utilize lean manufacturing methodologies in daily standard work to drive improvements in safety, quality, and overall line performance.
Follow manufacturing best practices, such as equipment center lining, visualization, and 6S.
Perform quality checks, testing, inspections, minor lubrication, and paperwork as required.
Fulfil sanitation duties. Requires the use of foaming equipment, hoses, brooms, shovels, brushes, scrapers, squeegees, and sanitation chemicals.
Develop and maintain a functional understanding of computer systems. Operate computers, automated equipment, fulfil administrative obligations, and input data as required.
Work in a team-oriented environment with a “Safety-First” approach. Assist other operators and departments in training, repair work and equipment operation as needed.
Operate forklifts as required.
Tolerate summer/winter temperature conditions and hot and cold room environments
Work and clean in confirmed space areas, such as the pasteurizer, after required permitting procedures are completed.