Hatchery Operations Technician — Night Shift

Case Farms, Inc.; Goldsboro (NC); In loco; USD 17.000 - 21.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Case Farms, Inc. is seeking a diligent Hatchery Technician to support incubation operations and equipment maintenance on a 12-hour night shift. This role involves monitoring incubator machines, recording checks, and promptly addressing turn failures or alarms to prevent egg damage.

Daily tasks include cleaning, sorting, and communicating with Hatchery management to relay issues, while adhering to safety procedures and company policies. Experience with hatchery equipment is helpful.

Competenze

• Must have working familiarity with assigned equipment and materials.
• Knowledge of belts, bearings and moving parts is preferred.

Mansioni

• Check all Incubator Machines every three hours to ensure all egg racks turn in both directions and record checks on provided documents.
• Make corrections to issues with egg racks inside Setter Machines in the event of a turn failure.
• Monitor Setter, Hatcher, Egg Room, and Hallway temperatures and humidities every three hours and record data on appropriate document.
• Monitor all systems for alarms for duration of shift. Make necessary adjustments to machines to resolve alarms or notify appropriate personnel immediately.
• Remove dirty boxes from Chick Delivery doilies and wash dollies.
• Wash tops for Chick Delivery Boxes.
• Communicate with Hatchery Manager/Supervisor/Maintenance daily bases to discuss problems, questions, concerns or relay any important information regarding machines or hatch.
• Monitor condition of racks. Make any necessary repairs to racks to ensure proper turning and there is no egg damage.
• Wash Smithway filters after each Chick Placement.

Conoscenze

Equipment familiarity

Belts and moving parts knowledge

Descrizione del lavoro

Case Farms, Inc. is seeking a diligent Hatchery Technician to support incubation operations and equipment maintenance on a 12-hour night shift. This role involves monitoring incubator machines, recording checks, and promptly addressing turn failures or alarms to prevent egg damage.

Daily tasks include cleaning, sorting, and communicating with Hatchery management to relay issues, while adhering to safety procedures and company policies. Experience with hatchery equipment is helpful.