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  • Production Operator - Essentia (Night Shift)

    Lauridsen Group Inc. (Lytton, IA)



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    This is a **NIGHT SHIFT** position on a 12-hour shift with hours of 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. (36 hours one week, 48 hours the next week).

     

    Through committed service and sustainable proteins solutions, Essentia is dedicated to building a better business for our customers. We do this by holding true to our values: Teamwork, Respect, Agility, Creativity and Knowledge.

     

    The Production Operator assists various areas within the plant while maintaining efficient production processes according to GMP and to meet customer specifications.

     

    + Base pay starting at $21.50 per hour

    + **$3.00 per hour** **night shift premium**

    + Benefits first of the month following date of hire

    + 401(k) with employer match

    + 9 paid holidays

    + PTO starting at 120 hours per year, prorated based on hire date

    JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

    Education:

    High School Diploma or G.E.D. certification required.

    Experience:

    Stable work history in areas such as agriculture, production, or manufacturing preferred.

    JOB DUTIES:

    + Work in various areas of production workflow including all tasks and appropriate documentation of the following:

    + Dumping / Grinding / Processing

    + Packaging / Finishing

    + Assist in ensuring fundamental food safety and quality practices are maintained to achieve food safety and quality objectives and to support ongoing improvements of food safety programs.

    + Operate forklifts and /or non-motorized pallet jacks as required.

    + Assist in maintaining a clean, safe and organized work environment. Perform basic maintenance and clean-up activities as follows:

    + Proper storage and care of equipment used during production in accordance with the company safety guidelines and regulations.

    + Regularly sweep and occasionally hose production and other areas.

    JOB REQUIREMENTS:

    + General and specific knowledge of machinery and ability to assist in preparing equipment for operation and/or tear down production operations.

    + Accurately and completely abide by company good documentation procedures for recording required data and paperwork related to HACCP, GMPs, SSOPs, and SQF.

    + Sustained physical effort required to move throughout work areas, climbing steps, ladders as required, and walking around equipment.

    + Must be able to distinguish if food safety violations or product quality issues occur and resolve immediately or, if unable to resolve immediately, contact appropriate plant management (i.e. the Production Supervisor and/or the QC Manager).

    + Knowledge and ability to:

    + Learn how to operate new equipment/machinery

    + Read gauges and record data in legible manner in accordance with established procedures

    + Handle multiple tasks simultaneously

    + Interpret and work from oral and written instructions

    + Perform basic math calculations

    + Legibly document data for record keeping purposes

    + Implement all safety techniques and mandated sanitary rules and regulations in accordance with established policies and procedures

    + Cooperate with all Essentia staff

    + Remain calm and professional

    + Work daily and overtime as necessary

    + Assist in other work-related areas as required

    + Operate all necessary plant and office equipment required to accomplish job duties

    + Problem-solve

    BASIC PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

    Approximate: 8-12-Hour Day (rotating shifts)

    **Physical Demand Level:** Medium

     

    Frequency Key

     

    Occasional: 1-33% of workday or 1-12 reps/hour

     

    Frequent: 34-66% of workday or 13-62 reps/hour

     

    Constant: +67% of workday or +63 reps/hour

    Job Analysis:

    Physical Demand Wt./Force Height Distance Frequency

     

    Lifting, Waist to Floor 0-5 lbs. 0-50 in. NA Frequently

     

    Lifting, Waist to Floor 6-50 lbs. 0-50 in. NA Occasionally

     

    Carrying, Bilateral 0-5 lbs. Self-selected Up to 200 ft. Frequently

     

    Carrying, Bilateral 6-50 lbs. Self-selected Up to 15 ft. Occasionally

     

    Pushing/Pulling, Horizontal 0-50 lbs. of force 60 in.through Up to 200 ft. Occasionally

     

    self-elected height Occasionally

     

    Pushing/Pulling, Vertical 0-25 lbs. of force 6-60 in. Up to 48 in. Occasionally

     

    Grasping Up to 55 lbs. of force NA NA Occasionally

     

    Pinching (2-point/3-point/lateral) Up to 5/8/10 lbs. of force NA NA Occasionally

     

    Reaching, Forward/Lateral NA 0-60 in. Up to 24 in. Frequently

     

    Reaching, Above Shoulder NA 61-85 in. Up to 24 in. Occasionally

     

    Sitting NA NA NA Occasionally

     

    Standing NA NA NA Frequently

     

    Walking NA NA Up to 200 ft. Frequently

     

    Stair Climbing NA 8-12 ft. NA Frequently

     

    Ladder/Equipment Climbing NA 10-13 ft. NA Occasionally

     

    Squatting NA NA NA Occasionally

     

    Bending NA NA NA Frequently

     

    Stooping NA NA NA Occasionally

     

    Twisting NA NA NA Occasionally

     

    **Physical Demand Summary:** Maximum frequent waist to floor lift of 5 lbs.; Maximum occasional waist to floor lift of 50 lbs.; Maximum frequent bilateral carry of 5 lbs.; Maximum occasional bilateral carry of 50 lbs.: Maximum occasional horizontal push/pull force of 50 lbs. of force; Maximum occasional vertical push/pull of 25 lbs. of force: Occasional grasping of 55 lbs. of force; Occasional 2-point/3-point/lateral pinching of 5/8/10 lbs. of force; Frequent forward/lateral reaching; Occasional above shoulder reaching; Occasional sitting; Frequent standing; Frequent walking; Frequent stair climbing; Occasional ladder/equipment climbing; Occasional squatting; Frequent bending; Occasional stooping; Occasional twisting.

     

    LGI’s foundation began in 1916 as the Lauridsen Creamery, selling butter, eggs and poultry to the local community. Although our headquarters in Ankeny, Iowa, is not far from the old creamery in Dedham, Iowa, the company is now worldwide with more than fifty manufacturing and sales locations in twenty countries and sales in more than sixty countries.

     

    Each company under the LGI umbrella is truly independent. They have the ability and the charge to be entrepreneurial, to seek out new markets, to develop new products and applications, and – above all - to discover new ways to add value through fractionation and novel application.

     

    What’s more, because some LGI companies have offices and presence around the world, all LGI companies benefit from their exposure to new markets, new products, new applications and new thinking.

     


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