Packaging Operator - DuPont - Terre Haute, IN

DuPont Nutrition & Health is seeking a Packaging Operator to be responsible for testing metal detectors, running test bags, documenting operations, operating complex packaging machines, starting up pneumatic convey systems, utilizing bulk filling devices, manual and automatic palletizing operations, introducing rework into the process, tote and drum filling, and driving the Ottawa semi-truck and trailer rig. In this role, you will report to the Material Coordinator.

Key Elements include, but are not limited to:
Monitor shop operations through use of the distributed process control Operator Interface Unit.

Perform shop start-up activities including changing equipment filters, testing metal detectors, completing check-weigh documentation, and running test bags.

Complete end of shift tasks such as shift documentation, wet sifting, and Tennant floor cleaner operation.

Perform Lot Change requirements including ending and beginning documentation, and subdivision of samples.

Operate the Icoma Bagger, Premier Tech bagger, bulk filling device, palletizer, tote filling, and drum filling devices. These activities require cleaning vacuum probes and fill heads, changing stretch wrap film, changing filter receiver bags, and other tasks.

Perform sanitation tasks as required by the Master Sanitation Schedule.

Introduce rework into the process as required.

Run sieve analysis for specific product types and forms.

Disassemble, clean and reassemble packaging equipment.

Move and position semi-trailers used for bulk product transport utilizing the Ottawa truck tractor.

Comprehend and comply with all requirements of the quality, environmental, and safety management systems.

Sample and document the process at various intervals, monitoring and recording data.

Perform minor mechanical tasks ensuring that equipment is in good operating condition.

Operate within GMP guidelines at all times, paying particular attention to area housekeeping.

Assist in the completion of other departmental tasks as required.

Perform activities per the Hazardous Waste and DOT Hazardous Material – Position Description Appendix, EDOC-030

Job Qualifications

The following are required:
High school diploma and at least one year of experience in a production or manufacturing facility (or Associate’s degree in a technical field of study)

Valid Indiana driver’s license

Willingness to obtain forklift certification

Ability to perform basic math skills, use simple technical formulas, and work with charts/tables

Ability to work 10 – 12 hour day shifts, seven days per week, including holidays. Must work overtime as required

Ability to repeatedly lift 55 pounds

Ability to complete work while wearing a respirator

The following are preferred:
Associate’s degree in a technical field and/or chemical process operations experience

Knowledge of or experience with process control systems (Fisher, Bailey, etc.) personal computers, and software such as Notes, Excel, and Word is highly desired