Fruit Packer Lead (Night Shift - Stonefruit) - Empacador de Fruta Lider (Noche)

Reedley, CA
Seasonal
Plant 1 Packing Department - Empaque
Entry Level

Night Shift

Job Summary

  • Ensures packing fruit (citrus) to production standards (quality, quantity)
  • Verifies packers/graders take proper breaks and meal periods at the correct time
  • Verify inventories and supplies are readily available and stored properly
  • Verify the packing equipment is maintained and cleaned prior to starting the shift
  • Verify the packers/graders are meeting food safety standards
  • Verify packers/graders are following industrial safety rules
  • Verify the fruit is properly labeled (stickers) and box codes
  • Verify compliance to attendance, dress codes and other company policies
  • Complete reports for the production manager on daily packing, etc.
  • On occasion, contact employees to come to work earlier or later
  • Reports hazards and accidents to your supervisor immediately
  • Report any employee issues to HR

 

Qualifications

  • Prior experience working as a lead of packers/graders in a fruit packing facility
  • Ability to understand English/Spanish
  • Ability to work well with others in a fast-paced environment

 

 

Resumen de trabajo

  • Asegurarse que el empaque de frutas (cítricos) cumpla según los estándares de producción (calidad y cantidad)
  • Verificar que los empacadores/clasificadores tomen descansos/períodos de comida adecuados en el momento correcto y por el tiempo establecido
  • Verificar que el inventario y los suministros estén completos, disponibles y almacenados correctamente
  • Verificar que el equipo de empaque se mantenga limpio y en buenas condiciones antes de comenzar cada turno
  • Verificar que los empacadores/clasificadores cumplan con los estándares de seguridad alimentaria
  • Verificar que los empacadores/clasificadores sigan las reglas de seguridad industrial
  • Verificar que la fruta esté correctamente etiquetada (pegatinas) y códigos de caja
  • Verificar el cumplimiento de la asistencia, el código de vestimenta y otras políticas de la empresa
  • Hacer informes completos para el jefe de producción sobre embalaje diario, etc.
  • Comunicarse con los empleados en caso de cambios de horaria de última hora
  • Reportar peligros y accidentes a su supervisor inmediatamente
  • Informar cualquier problema de los empleados a Recursos Humanos

 

Calificaciones

  • Experiencia previa trabajando como líder de empacadores/clasificadores en una planta empacadora de fruta
  • Habilidad para entender, hablar, leer y escribir inglés y español (básico)
  • Capacidad para trabajar bien con otros a un ritmo y entorno acelerado

Pay Range ($17.50 min - $18.00 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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