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Riceland Foods, Inc. in Stuttgart, AR is seeking a General Utility Person for supplies to support packaging lines. You will hand stack 60 lb bales, operate pallet jack and robotic bale stacker, and perform light maintenance as assigned.
Safety gear required and strong attention to labels. Training lasts 10–30 days; High School diploma or GED preferred. Works M-F 3p-11p with possible extended hours and weekend work; shift premiums apply for hours after 5pm and on weekends.
General Utility Person / Supplies
M - F 3p - 11p w/ some extended daily and weekend work possible
Hours worked Monday - Thursday 5pm-6am will receive a 15% shift premium. All hours worked from 5pm Friday to 6am Monday will receive a 15% shift premium.
Hand stacking of packaged product onto pallets following item or customer specific stack pattern requirements. Operates bale packing machines on automated packaging lines, operates pallet jack, robotic bale stacker, keeps work area clean, recycles damaged product, perform some minor machine maintenance and all other duties as assigned by supervisor. Will be hand stacking/palletizing 60 lbs. continuously during shift.
Hand palletizing/stacking of pattern specific product bales/bags
Report all quality issues immediately to supervisor.
Inspect individual bales for proper labels and seals.
Keep work area cleaned of all product spills and packing supply scraps.
Operate pallet jack, as needed.
Start and stop assigned equipment, as needed.
Operates robotic bale stacker.
Load, unload, align and inspect rolls of bale material onto baling machine.
Crosstrain to operate packing machines
Set date coder(s) on packing conveyor lines
Cross train as machine operator
Assist machine operator to run correct production amounts to correlate with packing orders for each item.
Other jobs as assigned by supervisor.
Must be able to read and understand pack orders, perform basic arithmetic functions (add, subtract, multiply and divide) and to print legibly. High School diploma or GED preferred.
10 to 30 days of on-the-job training.
Frequently under the direct supervision of shift supervisor and/or machine operator(s).
Must be able to read, write, follow written or verbal instructions, have good communication skills, read packaging labels and distinguish colors. Basic arithmetic skills, ability to lift filled package bales of product (up to 60#). Must be able to wear safety equipment (dust mask, goggles, ear plugs, all leather shoes, etc).
Must be able to work standing up, climb ladders, work at heights or in tight spaces, follow both written and verbal instructions.