Operator C Unloading

BASIC FUNCTION AND SCOPE OF RESPONSIBILITIES The Machine Operator will comply with policies, procedures, quality standards and current Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), as well as safety and environmental regulations. This individual will monitor production operations and perform troubleshooting while following policies and procedures regarding equipment, components, and finished goods.

The Machine Operator will be responsible for completing line sheets, calculating minimum and maximum weights and torques, downtime log sheets, batch records and reconciliation forms. Initiate flow of fruit from bins. Send fruit from trucks to bins. Understand and operate control panels. Keep accurate records of bin selection to track fruit.

Perform other job-related duties as assigned. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES Initiate flow of fruit from trucks. Run computer to open and close the gate. Understand and operate control panels. Change gates, wipe offs, open and close bin gates. Locate and initiate emergency stop switches and disconnects. Pull limbs and debris from gates.

Keep area clean at all times. Keep accurate records of bin selection to track fruit. Total logs of bin usage. Input and remove fruit tickets from computer. Wash down bins with high-pressure hose. Allocate trucks to correct ramp. Demonstrated good attendance. Conduct first piece and line clearance inspections, maintain specification requirements, analyze recordings and statistics, and adjust equipment to meet specifications, perform frequent quality inspections and document the inspections and train line personnel on quality specifications for the product currently in production, adhere to principles of LOTO , communicate with line crew to assure complete understanding of issues, problems, changes or other challenges.

Perform other duties as assigned. Delegate work to all other workers in the area. Reasonable accomodations may be made to enable an individual with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job.

EDUCATION

REQUIREMENTS

[Minimum level of formal education that is required to perform this job satisfactorily] High School diploma or GED. Vocational School or some college courses. TRAINING, SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE A minimum of 1 year of manufacturing and or operating production equipment is required. Knowledge and skill equivalent to completion of high school.

Good record keeping skills. Experience in a regulatory environment is preferred. Experience using basic workshop tools such as screwdrivers and wrenches is required. Previous computer experience is required. Ability to use computerized scales. Ability to perform routine, repetitive movements in a fast paced environment.

NON-ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Operate other equipment when necessary. Learn to perform other jobs in the functional area. Train new employees. Train new employees. Participate in the CCJ safety program. Be a team member in the quality improvement process. Learn other jobs in a functional area. EQUIPMENT High-pressure hoses, broom, shovel, telephone, bump cap, safety glasses wetsuit, walkie-talkie, calculator, computer and associated software, rubber boots, hearing protection.