Byproduct Hanger - 1st Shift

$43,680 - $43,680/Yr

Smithfield Foods - Lincoln, NE

posted 23 days ago

Part-time - Entry Level
Lincoln, NE
Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods

About the position

The position involves operating production equipment and performing food packaging duties for Ham and/or by-product products at Smithfield Foods. The role is essential for ensuring the smooth operation of the production line while adhering to safety and quality standards. Team members are expected to communicate effectively with colleagues and maintain a clean and safe working environment.

Responsibilities

  • Operate one or more pieces of production equipment according to established standards.
  • Perform food packaging duties for Ham and/or by-product products.
  • Check area for proper housekeeping and equipment safety before starting work.
  • Communicate and coordinate with other employees to ensure uninterrupted product flow.
  • Push trees and operate lowerator machine as trained.
  • Stand for long periods and observe machines and conveyors during operation.
  • Lift, push, pull, or roll products weighing up to 40 pounds continuously.
  • Rotate positions with other employees to prevent injuries.
  • Complete hanging houses in a timely manner, aiming for one house per hour.
  • Wear required personal protective equipment and follow safety protocols.
  • Report mechanical issues to Supervisor and maintenance staff.
  • Maintain cleanliness of equipment and work area during production runs.

Requirements

  • No prior experience needed, training will be provided.
  • Sufficient visual acuity to set up machinery and monitor operations.
  • Manual dexterity to safely navigate automated equipment and make adjustments.

Benefits

  • Competitive starting pay of $21.00/hour.
  • Comprehensive health insurance.
  • Retirement benefits.
  • Education benefits available from the first day of employment.
  • Opportunities for career growth and professional development.
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