Responsibility 1: Machine Operation - naming product-packaging equipment is a key responsibility of packaging operators. 111ey are in charge of basic sta1t up

and set up at the beginning of the day. They also turn off machines at the end of a shift. They ensure that equipment runs properly according to company  guidelines and SOP.

Responsibility 2: Product Quality Checking - Conducting product line quality control   inspections is a critical task of packaging operators. They check for packaging materials, machine pa1ts and equipment challenges before beginning of the shift to ensure good production output. Packaging operators also collect samples to evaluate packaging integrity and functionality and has vigilant eye to prevent damage to goods during the manufacturing process. They segregate any defective material and record inspection results. When problems arise, they report malfunctions to Supervisory and Quality Control Staff immediately. Their job is to also communicate any quality control issues to minimize rework costs.

Responsibility 3:  Perform Administrative Work  and Training - Packaging operators fill out Administrative  paper work at the end of their shift, ensuring that all information is entered correctly. They communicate and update relevant intonation to the superiors. They also train new hires on the processes of equipment operation.