Thermoforming Packaging Specialist

genpakinternalcareersite; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 26,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Genpak is seeking a Packaging Associate in Charlotte, NC to pack on thermoforming lines and perform basic machine procedures while coordinating with the shift supervisor for final quality approval.

You will ensure products meet quality standards, maintain correct packing quantities, and communicate material or equipment issues to the packer and supervisor; physical demands include standing, lifting up to 25 pounds, and working in a manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

• Pack on all thermoforming machines including auto packer.
• Ensure product meets quality standards.
• Ensure correct quantity is packed.
• Confirm packaging material matches quality docket requirements.
• Feed sheet through trim press as required.
• Help remove scrap from around former to disposal buggy.
• Clear packing table from end of roll/start of new roll debris to get count mark for new roll.
• Perform simple machine procedures while operator away from area.
• Break line (cut the sheet) at un-winder if needed.
• Understand the basic operation of the machine.
• Understand the safety features of the machine including E-stops and when to use them.
• Well rounded knowledge of quality of all products.
• Perform Grinding duties to ensure scrap material is properly recycled.
• Make and stage "boxes" for packing product throughout shift cons is tent with demands.
• Communicate equipment or mate rial issues that arises on the shift to Packer and Supervisor.
• Perform all end of shift duties, IE. Sweeping, cleaning packing table, assisting co-worker's with this task, grinding.

Job description

Genpak is seeking a Packaging Associate in Charlotte, NC to pack on thermoforming lines and perform basic machine procedures while coordinating with the shift supervisor for final quality approval.

You will ensure products meet quality standards, maintain correct packing quantities, and communicate material or equipment issues to the packer and supervisor; physical demands include standing, lifting up to 25 pounds, and working in a manufacturing environment.