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Byrne Dairy is hiring a Packaging Operator for the D1 shift (6am–6:30pm) at the East Syracuse facility. The role focuses on setting up, operating, cleaning, and troubleshooting packaging equipment to deliver quality dairy products in cases and secondary packaging.
The operator will monitor equipment, perform basic maintenance, and log production data daily. Benefits start day 1 with medical, dental, and vision coverage; 401(k) with company match after 90 days; tuition reimbursement; and
Job Category: General Operator
Requisition Number: PACKA002512
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Byrne Dairy Ultra Plant
East Syracuse, NY 13057, USA
At Byrne, we foster a culture built on teamwork, excellence, and professionalism. Our greatest strength lies in the exceptional talent and dedication of our team members across every part of the organization. We value their contributions and ensure they’re recognized, rewarded, and compensated in ways that reflect their impact and expertise.
D1 6am-630pm.
The Packaging Operator plays a key role in executing assigned production tasks. This includes setting up, operating, cleaning, and troubleshooting production equipment in accordance with standard operating procedures.
Headquartered in LaFayette, Byrne is a Central New York-based dairy company with a legacy spanning over 90 years. Its operations include an extended shelf-life (ESL) and ultra-high temperature (UHT) pasteurization plant in DeWitt, as well as an ESL manufacturing facility in Cortlandville. Byrne also maintains warehouse facilities in Syracuse and East Syracuse, along with a dedicated ice cream center in Syracuse. As a recognized industry leader, Byrne continues to drive innovation at the forefront of dairy processing and product development.
GED or better in General.
High School or better in General.
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