General Operator Production

Position Title: General Operator Production 

Position Type: Regular - Full-Time ​

Position Location: Grand Falls 

Requisition ID: 29030 

Job Posting Fry Plant

* Now Hiring *

Full General Operator on Shift B

Grade 4

Training requirements: On the job training

McCain Foods (Canada) is currently looking for General Operator to join our team at the Grand Falls Fry Plant

DUTIES:

• Responsible for ensuring safety of self and co-workers.
• Material handling of 19 kg boxes and bags.
• Responsible for following change over policy and requirements.
• Responsible for some sanitation duties
• Trouble shoot, adjust and maintain equipment as required.
• Must follow “Good Manufacturing Practices” (GMP’s) and Critical Control Points (CCP’s).
• Ensure SQCDPE targets are met by understanding and goal setting of KPI’s.
• Follow JHA’s and work safely. Participate in STEP program (Behavioral safety observations)
• Dealing with production issues, working in a fast-paced team environment
• Participate in Team meetings, as required.
• Complete core curriculum E-learning courses
• All additional duties as they become assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Must have the ability to work a rotating shift schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
• Basic computer skills would be an asset.
• Ability to work well with plant supervision and production employees.
• Team player with excellent attendance.
• Must have good mathematical skills and complete production forms accurately and neatly.
• Demonstrate continuous initiative and involvement.
• Highly motivated, observant with good initiative and a positive attitude.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment adapting to and embracing change as it occurs.

• Lift truck operator skills are an asset to replace the packaging and cold storage lift truck operator. Must be willing to learn and operate a Lift Truck has needed.

• Must be self-motivated and able to work with minimal supervision.
• Must possess a good safety record and demonstrate “safety first” on a continual basis.