Operator II has completed all Utility Operator training, is responsible for quality inspections, training Utility Operators and learning detailed calendar operations to support the lead operator.

Essential Responsibilities

• Must be able to work a 24/7 rotating shift
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds
• Must adhere to Safety Regulations
• Must have a Team Player Spirit
• Strong interpersonal, verbal & written communication skills
• Must have the ability to follow verbal & written instructions
• Meet performance standard for safety, production, and quality
• Provide & promote a positive & cooperative work environment
• Minimize waste and promote high production yields on the production line
• Proper completion of production records & data entry
• Ensure cGMP & ISO standards are met
• Assist in maintaining & troubleshooting equipment
• Identify and report to any supervisor, initiatives that can increase the safety of the facility, increase productivity, increase quality, reduce waste, and promote versatility
• Clean area daily and always keep clean
• Fill out forklift inspection at beginning of shift daily.
• Create a shift log daily
• All other duties as assigned

Calendar Specific Responsibilities – See training matrix for detailed list

• All required calendar documentation
• Quality Inspections and documentation
• Winder and trim handling
• Label system
• Post Calendar
• Calendar
• Kneader Zone
• Vacuum and Feed Area

Education Required

• High School Diploma or GED
• Previous manufacturing experience preferred but not necessary
• Good mathematical skills
• Ability to prioritize & adapt to changing priorities
• Flexibility to work overtime when required
• Ability to work 24/7 rotating shift is a MUST

Condition (Environnent, Physical Demands, Hazards)

• Loud noise (hearing protection devices are required and provided)
• Extreme temperatures
• Continuous walking/standing for up to 12 hours
• Frequent lifting up to 50 pounds
• Must have no physical limitations that would prevent occasional lifting up to 50 pounds
• Frequent pushing/pulling up to 20 pounds
• Occasional pushing/pulling up to 250 pounds
• Frequent overhead reaching
• Occasional bending & twisting
• Manual dexterity
• Visual acuity
• Mandatory overtime may be required