Our client has a full-time permanent opportunity available for Plant Operators – Evening Shift in Saskatoon, SK

POSITION SUMMARY

The Pea Protein Plant Operator is responsible for participating in the day-to-day operations of the plant, while maintaining efficient production in desired quality and quantity. The position works with the shift/team in achieving key performance indicators for safety, environment, quality, customer service and cost control.

Plant Operations & Maintenance:

• Keep plant clean and organized through daily cleaning and upkeep

• Report any equipment deficiencies and mechanical issues immediately to Shift Supervisor

• Carry out regular maintenance, inspection, and cleaning, as directed

• Carry out change over procedures

Regulation & Quality Control:

• Ensure production is in accordance with regulatory requirements

• Ensure work is completed within standards that meet safety, regulatory compliance, environment, quality, customer service and cost controls

• Always follow good manufacturing processes, meeting industry regulations and equipment protocols

• Practice quality control protocol at all phases of production and shipping and receiving

• Report all quality issues and opportunities for improving quality control

SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:

• Prior experience working in food processing plant operations is considered an asset

• Experience and/or understanding of the grain commodity industry is considered an asset

CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT:

• Must be able to safely lift 23 kgs (50 pounds).

• Must be able to stand for long periods of time, bend, squat, and climb ladders and stairs several times a day.

• Shiftwork is required, including day, evening, and overnight shifts.

• Must be able to work outdoors in adverse weather conditions throughout the year.

• Some overtime may be required, including during evenings and weekends.

• Particulate contaminants: pea protein dust may contaminate the air with particles that can be inhaled; the use of a respirator is required.

• CSA approved steel-toed boots are required.

• Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.