Sizer Operator; Night Shift

Ensure accurate fruit sizing and pack styles while maintaining an accurate and consistent workflow.

• Preforms pre-operation checklist prior to packing production
• Sets up packing line according to pack instructions
• Ensure wax and fungicide is continuously distributed on fruit during packing production
• Notify and submit Maintenance Request to Maintenance Supervisor for any pack line maintenance issues
• Organize breaks and lunch period rotations accordingly while abiding by California Labor Law
• Communicates with Packing Plant Manager to ensure proper start time for packing production
• Communicate with Sticker Operator to ensure proper stickers are ready for packing production
• Communicates with Bin Loader to ensure all product has been completely ran through the pack line
• Communicates with Floor personnel to ensure accurate transitions of pack styles and lot changes
• Communicates with Packaging Department Lead to ensure proper box material needed
• Maintains constant communication with Floor Supervisor and QC to ensure a consistent and accurate workflow
• Maintains safe and clean work environment while also directing Sticker Operator to do the same as well as maintain compliance with established policies and procedures
• Enforce and encourage Moonlight Companies’ safety program as well as the use of required safety equipment

• Ability to work independently and well with others
• Ability to work well under pressure

Health Insurance

Pay Range ($16.50 min - $18.50 max)/hour

This position may encompass other duties than the specified duties listed above. If necessary, alternative duties can be assigned at the discretion of the direct supervisor.

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