MACHINE OPERATOR II

Description

Job Summary: Machine operator responsible for operating and maintaining grain handling and drying equipment, performing cleaning and process control. Key Highlights: 1. Operating grain handling machinery and equipment 2. Maintaining and cleaning furnaces, pits, and tunnels 3. Quality control and handling of agricultural products **Job Description:** ---------------------- Responsible for operating unit machinery, including grain handling equipment and forklifts. Additionally, the operator is responsible for performing tasks such as grain fumigation and loading, supplying wood to furnaces, cleaning furnaces, pits, tunnels, and other tasks to ensure proper execution of processes. **Essential Requirements:** ------------------------------ Completed High School education Driver's License Category B, C, D, or E **Desirable Requirements:** -------------------------- Forklift operation course, MOPP certification Experience operating fixed and mobile machinery **Employment Type:** -------------------------- CLT (Consolidated Labor Laws) **PCD (Persons with Disabilities):** -------- NOT APPLICABLE **Benefits:** --------------- Health Insurance Dental Insurance Life Insurance Meal Voucher Gympass Partnerships with educational institutions PDV/PPR (Voluntary Severance Plan / Profit Sharing Plan) **Work Location:** ---------------------- COCARI ITAMBE **Additional Information:** --------------------------- Perform general cleaning of support buildings, CCM rooms, classification areas, warehouses, restrooms, waste collection, garden maintenance (weeding, mowing, various painting tasks), ensuring compliance with established standards. Perform grain fumigation using approved products and tarps, with proper authorization, training, and safety equipment, to ensure stored grains maintain good quality. Check grain moisture levels using a moisture meter to ensure dried products retain quality. Conduct physical inventory verification against stock records by counting physical quantities and cross-checking with reports. Perform machine adjustments, product sizing, and necessary calibrations to keep equipment operational and avoid production stoppages. Monitor grain mass temperature to preserve stored product quality. Adjust air intake settings on furnaces and dryers, regulate dryer air pressures to ensure optimal equipment performance per current regulations. Perform general cleaning of dryers, furnaces, pits, hoppers, silos, and machinery to sustain productive processes. Perform general equipment handling, drying, loading, and unloading of agricultural products and supply goods, manually or with assistance from pallet jacks, to support daily operations. Manually supply wood to furnaces to maintain cereal dryer temperature. Assist in product handling, truck loading and unloading, using forklifts or pallet jacks. Operate tractors in bulk handling activities involving cereal and residue loading/unloading, aiming to perform cleaning and create space for cereal unloading. Perform all startup and shutdown procedures for warehouse equipment, monitor reception and dispatch flows and operations to ensure smooth and efficient process performance.