Post Production Technician

Sozo Health Inc; Warren (MI); On-site; USD 17,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage

401(k)

Life Insurance

Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flex.

Paid Time Off

Employee Discounts

Job summary

Post Production Technician role on the floor of a cannabis processing facility. You will buck plants, trim buds, label totes, and sort material to ensure compliant, sale-ready products.

You are responsible for cleaning with ISO and Zerotol, weighing materials, and maintaining organization. You’ll end shifts with thorough cleanup and prep the space for the next team, while following SOPs and state requirements.

Qualifications

• Follows SOPs and state regulations.
• Maintains clean and organized work area.
• Communicates clearly with teammates and leadership.

Responsibilities

• Bucking plants.
• Scissor trimming buds.
• Using ISO + Zerotol for cleaning all equipment.
• Weighing materials on scales.
• Making tote labels to keep material organized.
• Sorting material by type and stage.
• Completing end-of-shift cleaning and upkeep.
• Assisting with cure room turnovers and disposal of plant waste.
• Communicating clearly with teammates and leadership.

Skills

SOP adherence

Clear communication

Tools

ISO

Zerotol

Job description

The Assignment

As a Post Production Technician, you'll help turn freshly harvested plants into compliant, sale-ready products. Your speed, quality, and consistency directly impact output at every stage of the process. From helping on harvest to the final trim before packaging, you'll adhere to the SOPs and learn about state requirements.

Major responsibilities include:

• Bucking plants
• Scissor trimming buds
  • to the point they look good enough that you'd want them in your bag at the dispo
• Using ISO + Zerotol for cleaning all equipment
• Weighing up materials using scales
• Making tote labels to keep material organized
• Sorting material by type and stage (e.g. bucked bigs vs trimmed smalls)
• Completing end-of-shift cleaning and upkeep
• Assisting with cure room turnovers and disposing of plant waste
• Communicating clearly and respectfully with teammates/leadership
• Acting in accordance with the Employee Handbook

Total Rewards

• Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage
• 401(k)
• Life Insurance
• Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) options
• Paid Time Off
• and Employee Discounts.

On the Floor

You're on the floor, dressed and ready to go by shift start time. You don't even wait for weed to hit the table, you take the initiative to get up and distribute it to others. After everyone's got their workload, you're locked in on pace, trying to hit the incentivized goal.

Rotating between focused work and quick resets of your station, you waterfall into helping others as soon as your tasks are complete. You'll stay in sync with the room as processes and priorities shift, especially during harvest days. You take direction, ask clarifying questions, and keeping momentum up without sacrificing quality. At end of day, you're making sure that all equipment has been sanitized and the room reset for the following shift.