The Post Harvest Technician performs manual labor to assist in cannabis processing, including hanging, bucking, drying, destemming, and trimming. The role maintains sanitary, organized product inventory and carefully tracks strains, batches, and associated numeric values to prevent confusion or mislabeling. The technician follows industry and OSHA regulations, Ayr Wellness standard operating procedures, and applicable procedures. They may be cross-trained to support harvest, drying, trimming, weighing, processing, filling, packaging, and other tasks for the company’s cannabis product line. The role ensures accurate product tracking, security, and movement; prevents mixing dissimilar production components; and follows Good Manufacturing Practices. The position includes in-process and post-process quality assurance, visual inspections, recording processing conditions, weighing and batch tracking, and monitoring equipment supplies and inventory. Duties also include monitoring and maintaining HVAC systems used for drying, monitoring temperature and humidity, operating and maintaining powered machinery, preparing cannabis inflorescence for extraction, determining flower water content through Loss on Drying, and performing balance checks, calibrations, and tare- and gross-weight calculations. The technician may train new team members. The work may involve exposure to dust, kief, cleaning chemicals, fumes, moderate heat and humidity, and constant moderate background noise. Eye protection is required in brightly lit rooms. The role involves prolonged sitting, standing, or walking; frequent ladder use; occasional operation of power hand tools and cultivation machinery; and occasional lifting, positioning, or moving items up to 50 pounds.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED