| A pigment bagger operates industrial packaging and filling equipment in a manufacturing setting to safely weigh, pack, and seal chemical powders or color pigments into bags, ensuring proper weights, neat palletizing, and strict adherence to environmental and safety rules. |
| MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES: |
| Operate packing lines and solids conveying equipment in a safe, environmentally responsible manner. |
| Operate a forklift in limited driving areas. |
| Obtain certified departmental training. |
| Follow operating procedures for optimal packaging performance. |
| Monitor packaging equipment to ensure proper operating equipment. |
| Verify correct product codes, target weights, and package seals to meet client orders. |
| Stack filled bags onto pallets neatly, wrapping and labeling them securely for warehouse storage or shipping. |
| Clear minor jams, clean equipment attachments, and report major mechanical defects to maintenance teams. |
| Start, monitor, and adjust automated or semi-automated bagging machines and conveyor systems. |
| Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), follow environmental protocols, and maintain a clean work area. |
| KEY SKILLS: |
| Quick learner and team-oriented individual. |
| High regard for safety and environmental performance. |
| BASIC QUALIFICATIONS (Must have) |
| Must be able to lift and stack 50lb + packaged units. |
| Must be able to work in a chemical manufacturing environment |
| Must be cleanly shaven |
| Must have Steel-Toe Boots |
| Must have unexpired Driver's License/ID |
| Must have a TWIC Card |
| High school diploma or general education degree (GED). |
| Ability to stand for long periods and frequently lift heavy loads (often up to 50 lbs). |
| Precision in recording numbers, checking labels, and matching production schedules. |
| Willingness to work in a non-climate-controlled, industrial manufacturing environment with exposure to dust and noise. |
Qualifications
| A pigment bagger operates industrial packaging and filling equipment in a manufacturing setting to safely weigh, pack, and seal chemical powders or color pigments into bags, ensuring proper weights, neat palletizing, and strict adherence to environmental and safety rules. |
| MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES: |
| Operate packing lines and solids conveying equipment in a safe, environmentally responsible manner. |
| Operate a forklift in limited driving areas. |
| Obtain certified departmental training. |
| Follow operating procedures for optimal packaging performance. |
| Monitor packaging equipment to ensure proper operating equipment. |
| Verify correct product codes, target weights, and package seals to meet client orders. |
| Stack filled bags onto pallets neatly, wrapping and labeling them securely for warehouse storage or shipping. |
| Clear minor jams, clean equipment attachments, and report major mechanical defects to maintenance teams. |
| Start, monitor, and adjust automated or semi-automated bagging machines and conveyor systems. |
| Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), follow environmental protocols, and maintain a clean work area. |
| KEY SKILLS: |
| Quick learner and team-oriented individual. |
| High regard for safety and environmental performance. |
| BASIC QUALIFICATIONS (Must have) |
| Must be able to lift and stack 50lb + packaged units. |
| Must be able to work in a chemical manufacturing environment |
| Must be cleanly shaven |
| Must have Steel-Toe Boots |
| Must have unexpired Driver's License/ID |
| Must have a TWIC Card |
| High school diploma or general education degree (GED). |
| Ability to stand for long periods and frequently lift heavy loads (often up to 50 lbs). |
| Precision in recording numbers, checking labels, and matching production schedules. |
| Willingness to work in a non-climate-controlled, industrial manufacturing environment with exposure to dust and noise. |
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