Packer Operator - 1st SHIFT - Kansas City, KS

Tyson Foods•Kansas City, KS

14h•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for operating machinery to ensure the continuous flow of products through the production process and ensuring proper ingredients/supplies are being used on the line. It is also responsible for monitoring and adjusting machine settings as needed and notifying the supervisor if machines should require maintenance while maintaining a safe work environment and adhering to Tyson policies and procedures.

Requirements

Must have been in their current position 90 days to promote to higher pay grade.
Must have been in their current position 6 months: To laterally transfer in same job on same shift or another shift, line, and/or department To demote to lower pay grade
No more than 4.5 attendance points on record.
Must not have received a written warning within the past 6 months.
Must be willing and able to perform the physical requirements of the job with or without a reasonable accommodation.
Must be willing and able to be exposed to a cold/damp work environment with temperatures ranging from 28-42 degrees.
Must be willing and able to lift, push, or carry up to 50 lbs.
Must be willing and able to work in a fast-paced environment and requires repetitive motions.
Must be willing and able to stand, bend, reach overhead, and twist for extended periods.
Must be willing and able to stand 8-12 hours a day on a hard floor.

Responsibilities

Operator Care- Basic lubrication, inspection, adjustments, repairs, cleaning (CLAIR LEAN Manufacturing- Contribute to a continuous improvement environment by participating in activities to include line side problem solving.
5S program (Andon System Stoplight)- Contribute to a safe and organized work environment by maintaining a clean and orderly workspace.
Physical lifting/moving, bending to stock material from inventory location to robotic equipment (Min 25 LBS).
Perform perfect packaging checks.
Safely and efficiently resolve jams and equipment malfunctions.
Identify material quality defects and take appropriate action.
Weigh rework using a floor scale and Human Machine Interface (HMI) workstation.
Operate handheld digital scanner.