Processing Operator - Henrietta NY

Henrietta, NY

Full Time

404

Entry Level

Oregon Freeze Dry, makers of Mountain House, currently has openings for Processing Operators. This position will perform a variety of tasks necessary for preparation, processing and packaging of food and non-food products.
If you are interested, apply today and JOIN THE ADVENTURE!

Specific duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Operate food processing machinery, involving set up and tear down
Direct crew activities (4 - 6 crew members)
Food processing room cleaning / sanitizing
Ensure process/product quality is maintained
Communicate with packaging crews, coordinators and/or supervisors

Qualifications:

Previous experience with production processes or equipment preferred
Previous leadership experience (formal or informal)
Good organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills are essential
Ability to follow instructions and accurately complete documentation in a timely manner is required
Must have reliable transportation to travel between company locations
Ability to work 12-hour day and night shifts (6:45 am – 7 pm and/or 6:45 pm – 7 am), including weekends and holidays

Hourly pay: $21.00 (see chart below)

Estimated Weekly Earnings & Effective Hourly Rate for Hours Worked
POSITION
Processing Line Operator
EFFECTIVE RATE
Regular Hourly Rate:	$ 21.00
Overtime Hourly Rate:	$ 31.50
SCHEDULED HOURS Based on 84 hr two-week pay period (70 reg & 14 OT)
Weekly Avg Scheduled Regular Hours:	35
Weekly Avg Scheduled Overtime Hours:	7
WEEKLY ESTIMATED EARNINGS
Weekly Estimated Regular Earnings:	$ 375.00
Weekly Estimated Overtime Earnings:	$ 192.94
Total Weekly Estimated Earnings:	$ 927.94
EFFECTIVE HOURLY RATE, WEEKLY
"Effective" Hourly Rate Comparable to Jobs w/o Built-in OT (standard 40-hr work week):	$ 22.56

Working schedule:

Day shift: 6:45 AM – 7:00 PM / Night shift: 6:45 PM – 7:00 AM

	MON	TUE	WED	THUR	FRI	SAT	SUN
Week 1	Off	Off	Work	Work	Off	Off	Off
Week 2	Work	Work	Off	Off	Work	Work	Work

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