With approximately 5,000 employees and 13 production locations across the U.S., Danone North America's mission is to bring health through food to as many people as possible.
You’ll be part of one of the largest Certified B Corps™ in the world, working to make sure our company creates real value for people and the planet. Come join our movement for a healthier world: One Planet. One Health BY YOU.
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About the job
At Danone, Manufacturing the best products and supplying them to meet demand is a key driver for our plant teams. We are currently looking to hire a Production Lead-Swing Shift based in Springfield, OR!
WHY WORK HERE?
This position is responsible for leading employees through organizing daily tasks and provides guidance and encouragement to produce the highest quality products. Works with a team of employees to ensure proper standard operating procedures are being carried out and plant and team goals are being met. Follows all safety procedures as stated in Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), safety standards, Danone and plant rules, and Danone’s code of conduct.
- Starting Wage of $32.57 per hour with annual increases as negotiated by Teamsters Local 206.
- Additional shift differential of 50 cents/hou
Swing shift hours: 1:45 PM to 1030 PM, Monday-Friday
Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug Coverage, and Vision benefits are provided after enrolling through Teamsters Local 206. Danone North America additionally provides a 401k Plan, Paid Parental Bonding Leave, and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
In this role, you will be responsible for:
The following responsibilities outline the core expectations and contributions for this position:
- Maintains a safe working environment, functioning as a member of a cooperative team and encourages participation in leading safety work.
- Responsible for ensuring production safety and quality standards are being followed by team members.
- Complies with all company and safety policies and practices, including lockout-tagout.
- Responsible to conduct self and encourage coworkers to conduct themselves in a manner consistent with Company mission, values, code of conduct, and company policies.
- Coordinates the work of production personnel to meet daily business objectives.
- Coaches and mentor’s employees with multiple skill sets and personalities and participate in training assessments with supervisor.
- Cooperatively works with cross-functional groups at all levels to solve production problems.
- Ensure all production documentation is complete and accurate and converts relevant information into daily shift report and effectively communicates information to all relevant parties.
- Provides break relief and operates machinery when needed, as trained.
- Depending on assigned area, performs all duties for the given area, e.g., of Machine Operators I – III, Mix Room Operators/Pasteurizers, and/or Material Handlers.
- Depending on assignment:
- May support scheduling of inbound/outbound trucks for deliveries, transfers, and daily picks. May work with company’s PIV impact management software and attend various meetings to communicate and receive pertinent business information.
- May support scheduling of mix batches, staging ingredients for batches, Master Sanitation Schedules (MSS) and Food Safety Preventative Maintenance (FSPM). May help create, review, and edit Standard Operating Procedures, One Point Lessons (OPL’s), and Visual Standard Work (VSW) documents.
- Performs other duties as assigned or requested.
Physical Demands
- This role requires:
- Constant standing/walking for extended periods, throughout an 8-hour shift.
- Frequently performs repeated reaching with the hands, employing manual dexterity.
- Working in temperatures below 50 degrees and short periods of time working in temperatures at or below 0 degrees with protective clothing provided.
- Regularly lifting 45 pounds to various heights (32, 40, and 70 inches).
Work Environment
- The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
- While performing the duties of this job, the employee regularly works near moving mechanical parts and is regularly exposed to wet and/or humid conditions. The employee may be exposed to fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals and may be exposed to loud noises in the plant. The employee occasionally works in high, precarious places and is occasionally exposed to extreme cold, risk of electrical shock and vibration.
- Wears personal protective equipment daily; continuously reaches, pushes/pulls; frequently twists; occasionally stoops/bends; intermittently crouches, climbs, and balances; uses hands for repetitive fine manipulation, pushing and pulling, and simple grasp; and talk and hear under noisy conditions. Visual acuity and taste to discern product variation.
- Working conditions frequently includes a cool indoor food production environment and occasional freezer environment, and intermittent outdoor environment. Clean environment, requiring hand washing every time you go on the floor 20+/- times a day.
- The employee is exposed to both a general office environment where the noise level is usually moderate and manufacturing environment where noise levels are moderate to high.
- Work schedules could include nights, weekends and/or holidays to provide the ability to support a 24/5 manufacturing environment as business needs dictate.
Engagement in our Integrated Work Systems
Ensure adherence to plant standards and procedures (including but not limited to GMP, AIB, FDA, IWS, Quality, Safety, Finance, ISO, HOPE, Danone Behaviors, Daily Direction Setting, Driving OE). As a fundamental piece of the organization, your responsibility is to participate and own the implementation and deployment of IWS system and its pillars (Leadership foundation, Daily Direction Setting, Driving OE; Autonomous Maintenance; planned Maintenance; Focused Improvement; Education and Training; Environmental, Health and Safety; Quality; Organization; Supply Network; Early Equipment Management) with the objective of owning your space, owning your performance (Safety, Quality, Cost, Delivery, Mobilization, Nature) and owning your continuous improvement.