Packing Officer

Packing Officer


Company
Sundyota Numandis
Location
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Via
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Job Description
Supervise and manage packing activities as per production and dispatch schedules.
Ensure adherence to SOPs, GMP, and quality standards during the packing process.
Coordinate with production, QA, and warehouse teams for smooth operations.
Monitor packing line efficiency and resolve issues promptly.
Maintain accurate packing records, batch documentation, and inventory logs.
Conduct line clearance and ensure cleanliness and hygiene in packing areas.
Verify packaging material availability and compliance with specifications.
Train and guide packing staff on safety and operational procedures.

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