BBL Associate - Loader 1st shift

The Loader Operator is responsible for controlling the loader machine and ensuring that finished product pouches or containers are properly and consistently loaded into retort carts for processing. This role requires close attention to machine operation, rack alignment, and product flow to maintain a smooth and uninterrupted loading cycle.

The Loader Operator reports to the Production Supervisor.

Key Responsibilities

●Start up and set up the loader machine at the beginning of each shift. ●Load and position racks for product loading. ●Monitor the loader and the production line feeding it, and clear obstructions. ●Replace full racks and keep loading operations running smoothly. ●Clean and inspect the loader area at the end of the shift.

●Complete production documentation and follow all food safety, GMP, and safety procedures. Work Environment Work is performed in a food manufacturing production environment. The Loader Operator is regularly exposed to moving machinery, noise, and varying temperatures. Strict adherence to all GMP, food safety, sanitation, and workplace safety requirements is mandatory at all times.

Qualifications

●Prior experience operating production line or packaging equipment in a food manufacturing environment is preferred; on the job training will be provided. ●Ability to read and follow SOPs, operating instructions, and verbal/written directives accurately. ●Strong attention to detail; ability to monitor equipment and product flow continuously and identify issues quickly.

●Basic mechanical awareness to recognize equipment malfunctions and perform minor adjustments or clearing of jams. ●Ability to work at a pace that supports continuous production line flow. ●Reliable attendance and punctuality; flexibility to work overtime as production needs require. Physical Requirements ●Ability to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the shift on a production floor.

●Ability to frequently lift, carry, and maneuver empty and loaded retort racks and associated equipment. ●Ability to bend, stoop, and reach as required by rack loading, alignment, and equipment operation tasks. ●Ability to wear all required PPE, including gloves, hairnets, and safety footwear, for the duration of the shift.

1st shift