Utility Machine Relief Operator- 1st Shift

Tyson Mexican Original•Portland, IN

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Utility Machine Relief Operator is responsible for rotating through various positions and must be able to perform all jobs and operate all machines in the department. This is a full-time position with a starting pay of $23.70/hr, with a shift increase for second and third shifts. This position is open to current team members at the facility or complex only. Team members interested in transferring from another Tyson facility should contact their local HR Partner. The application process is through the Workday system, and openings are posted for three working days (Tues-Thurs). Bidding disqualifiers include more than four attendance points, an active written warning within the last three months, a written warning with suspension within the last six months, or less than six months in the current position (unless it's a promotional position). Team members will have a five-day trial period in the position. After the trial period, team members must remain in the position, bid on a promotional position, or demote by completing a Status Change Form. If a team member self-demotes, they will be placed on a six-month "freeze" where they cannot bid on other positions. Team members hired into part-time positions are not eligible to bid on promotional positions and/or transfers for six months. Applicants must complete a task after submitting their application to provide additional information. Tyson is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Requirements

Ability to lift 50 lbs. on a frequent basis
Willingness to flex/grip with wrists/hands
Willingness to walk, bend, and stand
Ability to perform basic math functions (adding, subtracting, multiplying, etc.) with use of calculator

Responsibilities

Operating machinery
Understanding product specifications
Documenting machine settings, weights, and other data both on paper and electronically
Assembling, disassembling, and cleaning equipment
Communicating issues to lead and supervisor
Keeping legible and accurate records, including entering data into a computer-based system
Performing any other work assigned by a supervisor
Complying with all safety, food safety, GMP, and SQF requirements
Performing all positions of rotation, if applicable
Operating a Power Industrial Truck
Using and reading scales and thermometers
Performing basic math functions (adding, subtracting, multiplying, etc.) with the use of a calculator