Packaging Technician II

Overview The Chemical Packaging Plant is a fast‑paced, high‑volume operation manufacturing cleaning products for BISSELL. Multiple packaging lines run 24 hours a day, up to 6 days a week. The standard work shift for a technician is 8 hours per day. Position Summary As a Packaging Technician II, you will be part of a collaborative team with opportunities for career advancement through the BISSELL Skill System. You will learn and develop within a liquid filling and packaging environment, including filling, labeling, and packaging bottles, following standard operating procedures and conducting quality checks. You will assist in changeovers of automated packaging lines and perform minor troubleshooting to maintain production efficiency. You will train other team members on technical skills and standard operating procedures, providing feedback to support their development. Responsibilities Strong attention to detail, ensuring a heightened focus on safety and reporting unsafe conditions or accidents. Start‑up and shut‑down equipment, monitor performance, efficiently operate equipment, complete required documentation, perform minor changeovers, assist with major changeovers, and clean equipment. Unpack, repack, and perform other tasks to prepare product for e‑commerce. Report issues promptly to minimize impact on production efficiency. Ensure product quality according to specifications and perform basic troubleshooting to resolve quality and performance issues across the line. Assist with basic preventative maintenance tasks. Maintain cleanliness of equipment and work area. Train and develop Packaging Technician I associates on technical skills related to safety, quality, and operational expectations. Actively support continuous improvement and root cause analysis initiatives. Perform other duties as assigned. Equipment Used Liquid fillers, capper, date coders, induction sealers, reject mechanisms, labelers, drop packers, carton erector, manual and automatic tape machine, and hand tools for set‑up and repair. Qualifications High school diploma, GED, or relevant experience in lieu of a credential. Capable of lifting 0–50 lbs. Judgement and decision‑making skills. Continuous improvement mindset. Focus on learning, versatility, and personal development. #J-18808-Ljbffr