Multivac Machine Operator

700722 Multivac Machine Operator

Monday - Thursday 6:00 a.m.

- 4:30 p.m.

Set up, operate, monitor, and clean Multivac packaging equipment while completing required assembly and packaging activities in accordance with approved quality procedures, rounting instructions, visual aids, product specifications and safety requirements. The Multivac Machine Operator is accountable for accurate machine setup, product and packaging quality, complete production records, and timely escalation of process or quality activities outside the production room.

Review the applicable work order, routing, visual aids, specifications, and required materials before beginning production. Verify that the correct components, film, labels, tooling, and lot information are available and match the order requirements.

Set up and operate assigned Multivac equipment according to approved product and process requirements, including entering or verifying required machine parameters and completing documented setup checks.

Monitor machine performance throughout the production run and make only authorized adjustments within established requirements. Promptly notify supervision, Quality, or Maintenance when equipment, process, or product conditions fall outside approved requirements.

Perform required start-up, in-process, changeover, and final inspections. Examine products, seals, packaging, labels, and lot information to confirm they meet established quality standards before allowing production to continue.

Stop the process and segregate or identify affected product when a potential quality issue, incorrect material, documentation discrepancy, or process deviation is discovered. Do not continue production until appropriate direction or disposition is received.

Complete production and quality records accurately, legibly, and at the time the activity is performed. Maintain work orders, inspection results, lot records, counts, machine checks, and other required documentation so records remain current, complete, and traceable.

Account for production quantities, scrap, samples, and lot completion. Reconcile materials and documentation as required before closing or transferring the work order.

Position components and materials correctly; verify quantities, lengths, colors, material types, and lot numbers against documentation; and report discrepancies as required.