Production Bagger

Summary: Major duties of the Production Bagger include bagging finished product and stacking the bagged product onto pallets. Will observe scale readings and ensure bag weight accuracy on every bag; verify the use of correct bags and labels; verify all code dates are legible and accurate, bag seals are secure and the correct quantity of bags is placed on each pallet. This is a very physical, hands‑on position requiring constant and repetitive lifting up to 70 pounds, above shoulder height. Position Duties and Responsibilities: Set empty product bag for filling. Once filled, lift or slide the bagged product onto the scale. Slide and/or lift the bagged product through the heated glue sealer. Will need to visually align the bag so it seals correctly. Ensure all markings on product bags are legible. After sealing, physically lift (using proper lifting techniques) the bagged product off the conveyor and stacks them on the pallet according to customer and company specifications. Ensure bags, labels, stickers and printouts are correct and neatly adhered. Work with the Line Lead or appropriate personnel to check and/or change magnets as scheduled. Take product samples to the Lab as needed. Visually inspect the product in the bag (before sealing) and the product in totes for any defects, foreign material, or other potential issues. The Production Bagger must have a full understanding of metal detector procedures in the event an alarm is triggered, and follow metal detector policy exactly as stated. Immediately report problems to the Shift Manager. Clean up all spills, and keep areas of work free of debris and potential hazards. Use caution around moving parts and equipment. Keep areas of responsibility clean and well maintained during shift hours, and ensure area is clean for the next shift. Comply with all safety regulations; follow all plant and safety policies. Follows all company and regulated good manufacturing practices. Completes all other responsibilities as necessary. Knowledge and Skills: Familiarity with the potato dehydration process helpful. Must be able to closely follow operational instructions. Ability to communicate effectively. Must be able to read and write legibly in English. Ability to read scales and equipment used for weighing or measuring. Good attention to detail. Education: Education must be of such level as to allow for the accurate reading, writing, calculation and communication of the required materials and instructions to complete the job responsibilities of the Production Bagger position. Physical Requirements: Will be required to stand, bend, or move repetitively for up to 12 hours. Must be able to lift on a regular basis up to 70 pounds above shoulder height. Able to tolerate dust or chemicals. Must not be affected by moving equipment and machinery. Bending, stretching, lifting, reaching, climbing, crawling, and crouching as required. Must be able to work weekends, holidays, and overtime as needed. Supervisor Duties: The Production Bagger has no supervisory authority. Will report to the Bagger Lead, Assistant Shift Manager or the Shift Manager. Working Conditions: Normal plant / manufacturing environment. Hours of operation are 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Production Bagger must be available all days and all hours. Position is very physical / hands on. Will be exposed to high levels of noise, extreme heat or cold, steam, dust, and wet, humid, and slick conditions, and all other environmental factors normally attributed to a manufacturing environment. Disclaimer: The purpose of this Job Description is to document the major aspects of this position. This description should not be construed as all‑encompassing or as an exhaustive list of the responsibilities, skills, efforts or working conditions necessary for this position. Idaho Pacific reserves the right to make changes and modifications to this description, associated duties, and requirements as necessary. #J-18808-Ljbffr Idaho Pacific Holdings