Packaging Operator

Packaging Operator


Company
Stratford academy
Location
Durban
Posted
4 days ago
Via
Trabajo.org
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Job Description
We are seeking to expand operations to support and expand our current machine operating base. To enable us to achieve this fast expansion, we are looking for Machine Operators for our established operational facility

This role will require you to set-up and efficiently operate A Pillow Pack Flow Wrapper packaging machine. A strong emphasis on production with particular focus and attention to detail on Quality Assurance and Safety are paramount.

To ensure success in the above role, you will possess have the following skills.

Have a great attitude to learn, flexible and able to adapt in a multi skilled environment

Can work independently but also well within a team

Be physically fit and able to operate machinery

Have strong attention to detail and be safety focused

Good communication skills
• *Job Types**: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: R7 000,00 - R9 000,00 per month

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