This entry-level position supports Packaging Operators by safely supplying materials, monitoring product and package flow, completing routine quality checks, performing cleaning and basic equipment tasks, and communicating issues that may affect safety, quality, or line efficiency. Working under the direction of the Production/Packaging Lead, Team Leader, and Packaging Operators, the Packaging Utility builds the knowledge and skills needed to qualify for future Packaging Operator opportunities. The role operates and monitors case erecting, packing, sealing, and coding equipment; feeds products and supplies to equipment; verifies packaging lot numbers and codes; and monitors cardboard balers. It also involves inspecting containers, monitoring case codes, recycling usable packaging supplies, building and raking totes, and hand palletizing as needed. The employee reports potential safety, quality, or efficiency issues, supports corrective actions within their training and authorization, cleans equipment and work areas under sanitation, safety, and lockout/tagout requirements, reports mechanical or electrical issues, and completes required documentation and daily Systems and Standards work. The position is based in a manufacturing environment with exposure to noise, heat, cold, wet and slippery conditions, dirt, fumes, smoke, humidity, oils, smells, and allergens. Freezer temperatures range from -20°F to 35°F, and plant temperatures range from 37°F to 90°F. The role requires frequent lifting up to 50 pounds, standing, walking, bending, stooping, shoveling, twisting, repetitive arm and hand movements, working overhead or under equipment, and regularly climbing stairs or ladders. Employees may need to wear a sanitation suit and must be able to operate work-related equipment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed