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Operator, Case Packer
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What they do
A Retail Store Shift Supervisor supervises staff at a retail store during a particular work shift. Works at an independent retail business or a store that is part of a large retail chain. Monitors store operations and conditions. Assists as needed with sales and customers and with stocking store merchandise. May be responsible for counting and depositing cash from store registers.
$38,178 / year median in Indiana
-21% projected decline
Job Description
Run the Automated Case Packer (JLS Osprey or Spark). Essential Duties and Responsibilities Must learn and be able to set machine up to accommodate product being ran. Must constantly monitor the flow of product and boxes running down the line and through the machine. Must be able to troubleshoot issues with the machine and communicate any issues with maintenance as well as the lead, supervisor and manager. Must inspect machine at shift start and throughout the days run for all parts, and report on line inspection sheet that all rings are accounted for. Must use air hose to free the machine of debris and box dust. Continue to check product for correct sell by date, lot number and time, and overall acceptable appearance, shape, and packaging of product being ran. Must be able to set up Matrix System to accommodate product being ran on line. Must keep up with the run of Old Country, and communicate product changeover with the fellow line workers. Must maintain a clean, neat work environment. Education and Experience Education sufficient to understand basic instructions. Must be able to read written instructions, policies and procedures, etc. Additional Responsibilities Other duties as assigned and deemed necessary by Lead, Supervisor, or Manager.