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Production Line Attendant
PepsiCo · Potgietersrus
Job description
About the role
We are looking for a diligent Attendant to support our continuous bakery production line. The role involves loading pans, monitoring equipment, and ensuring product quality while maintaining a safe and clean work environment.
Key responsibilities
- Load pans onto the conveyor until it is full after start‑up.
- Continuously inspect pans and lids for damage, dents, or foreign objects such as old bread or dough.
- Maintain a steady supply of pans and lids by loading and off‑loading as required.
- Visually inspect finished product for quality and quantity standards.
- Report any equipment issues promptly to the supervisor or manager.
- Follow all safety, food safety, and sanitation procedures.
- Help secure company assets and keep the work area tidy.
Required profile
- Matriculation (or equivalent) is essential.
- Strong communication, organization, and interpersonal abilities.
- Highly responsible, reliable, and able to work under pressure in a fast‑paced environment.
- Team‑oriented with a flexible attitude toward working hours.
- Physical ability to lift heavy objects.
- Previous experience in bakery production or a similar manufacturing setting is preferred.
Required skills
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