Seasoning & Packing Technician Calgary

Seasoning & Packing Technician Calgary


Company
Old Dutch Foods Ltd
Location
Calgary, AB
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via Jobrapido.com

Job Description
Become part of the Old Dutch Foods team as a Manufacturing Technician in Calgary, focusing on seasoning and packing duties. This is a permanent role with shift flexibility.

Old Dutch Foods is looking to fill multiple Manufacturing Technician roles at our Calgary plant. The position requires teamwork and an ability to follow stringent safety regulations while performing diverse tasks. The technician will handle packing, quality assessments, and relieve seasoning tasks based on the production schedule.

Key Responsibilities:
• Execute labor-critical packing and cleaning tasks
• Gather and refill seasoning according to production needs
• Use JD Edwards handheld devices effectively
• Comply with health, safety, and quality standards
• Assist in maintenance of seasoning applicator machinery

Requirements:
• Capacity to lift 50 pounds consistently
• Strong understanding of production processes
• Must pass training in SQF and GMP requirements
• Meet specific physical demands for the position
• Experience in food manufacturing is a plus

Transform your career and support quality production at Old Dutch Foods in Calgary.
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