Packaging Line OperatorThe Packaging Line Operator position is a diverse role which requires knowledge and understanding of multiple stations throughout the Packaging Hall. The ideal candidate will have a can-do attitude, is a multi-tasker, a quick learner, and must enjoy a dynamic and fast-paced work environment. Especially seeking those who take pride in a job well done – by making sure every case of beer is perfectly packaged before it goes out the door!
Experience in a manufacturing setting or packaging brewery is great, but not required.Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesStation and machine set up following SOPMachine operation following SOPMinor machinery maintenance following SOPQuality checks following SOPStation cleanliness and organizationProper documentation of information concerning the day's productionProper handling of chemicals for sanitation cycles/CIP cycles/general use cleaningRun station with a focus on safety, cleanliness and sanitationNotify Packaging Manager of quality issues and work with team to resolveRemove and save manufacturer defected materials according to SOPInform Packaging Manager of mechanical issues observed and offer ideas for improvements to the work stationStrive to minimize waste and down timeAssist Packaging Hall and Operations teams with other duties as necessaryIn addition, the operator will be cross-trained and assigned to one or more stations, both on the can line and the bottle line.RequirementsAbility to work effectively both independently and as part of a teamAbility to be flexible with schedule to meet scheduling needs, including some evening shiftsReport to work on timeContributes to a positive working environmentProper use and handling of chemicalsRepeated lifting of 35–75-lbMust be able to lift or move up to 50lbs., or up to 150lb with assistanceAbility to stand for long period of time and work in wet conditionsSafely operate fork lift, pallet jacks, and other machinery (training provided)Adhere to company policies and procedures, including all standards for food safety and personnel GMPsMust maintain current TABC server certificationObserves plant safety procedures, uses safety equipment (including PPE) and materials properly, and promotes a safety culture and awareness within their areaParticipate in and provide support during Real Ale events at the breweryThis is full time, non-exempt position, reporting to the Packaging Manager. This position is located in Blanco, Texas.Typical schedule is Mon-Fri, with some evening and occasional weekend shifts required.BenefitsPaid Time OffEmployer paid Health, Dental, Vision, and Life insuranceEmployer paid Long-term Disability insurance401K with Employer MatchingVoluntary Short-Term Disability insuranceVoluntary Additional Life insuranceEducational OpportunitiesAnd, of course, award-winning beer, spirits, and a beautiful Hill Country setting!