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H-E-B

Production Partner II (Carafe Operator)

H-E-B, Houston, Texas, United States, 77246

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Responsibilities H-E-B Manufacturing’s goal is to achieve superior self‑manufactured products through high‑quality, low‑cost foods. We’re committed to Partner growth, development, and training while continually achieving superior levels of service.

As a Manufacturing Production Partner II, you’ll serve as part of the operational team that strives to achieve superior business results through self‑manufactured products.

Once you’re eligible, you’ll become an Owner in the company, so we’re looking for commitment, hard work, and focus on quality and customer service. “Partner‑owned” means our most important resources—People—drive the innovation, growth, and success that make H‑E‑B The Greatest Omnichannel Retailing Company.

Core Qualities

HEART FOR PEOPLE… ability to work in a team environment?

HEAD FOR BUSINESS… knowledge of QES standards?

PASSION FOR RESULTS… drive to maintain processes and equipment in optimum condition?

We Are Looking For

High school diploma

Certification in Team Skills

Manufacturing Operations

Maintains total process ownership (TPO) to ensure optimum condition of manufacturing processes and equipment

Performs product handling to convert raw material into finished goods (e.g., cutting, trimming, slicing, dicing, seasoning, mixing, decorating, designing, icing, digital processing)

Applies basic knowledge of / completes Mfg system (QMS) documentation

Assists with preparing / loading production materials

Checks for accuracy of product

Fabricates / fills product containers, as necessary

Ensures product quality control to comply with product specifications

Performs Production Partner I duties as needed

Depending on the plant, machine operation may include intermediate‑level operation, production setup, changeover, cleaning, and troubleshooting of seasoning / mixing, filler operation, tray hardening operation, injection molding operation, seasoning injection equipment, vacuum tumbling equipment, various washing machines, scale operations, product conveyors, various cutting / slicing / dicing equipment, freezer operations to include ice cream and novelty lines, complex single or multi‑color presses and related equipment, bagger operation, stacking machine operation, distributor / divider / former operation, and metal detector operation

Shipping

Packs finished goods into shipping units

Palletizes shipping units in an interlocking manner, using correct tie height

Ensures pallets are strapped / stretch‑wrapped to minimize product shifting or damage

Selects orders

Operates a forklift

Verifies product is in good condition for shipment

Loads trailers with finished goods

Documents outgoing product

Requests / releases trailers

Receiving

Unloads trailers of raw material

Breaks down pallets / separates product, when needed

Verifies product to bill of lading

May verify product specification meets company standards, via internal testing (e.g., Certificate of Analysis)

Sanitation

Assembles / disassembles equipment for cleaning and sanitizing

May use automated cleaning systems

May use various chemical agents

Qualifications

High school diploma

Certification in Team Skills

Technical knowledge of automated cleaning skills and chemical cleaning agents

Technical knowledge / basic understanding of equipment assembly and disassembly

Understanding of QES standards

Organization skills; attention to detail

Math (+,-,*,/), reading, and writing skills

PC skills

Bi‑lingual language skills a plus

Ability to work in a team‑based environment

Ability to communicate effectively

Ability to operate machines or equipment at intermediate level

Additional Requirements

Travel by car or plane with overnight stays

Work extended hours / rotating schedules

Maneuver through the facility; perform functions of the job, with or without accommodation (standing, stooping, bending, etc.)

Work in wet, cold, or hot, environments, depending on Plant location

Work Environment & Physical Demands Bakery: 60 to 90 degrees F; regularly lift 10–25 lbs; occasionally lift 50 lbs.

Culinary Center – Houston: –20 to 32 °F in storage freezer; 28 to 48 °F in some areas, ambient per season in some, climate‑controlled in others; regularly lift 10–25 lbs or 35 lbs, occasionally lift 50–60 lbs.

Floral: temperature‑controlled environment ranging from 35 to 75 °F; regularly lift 35 lbs; occasionally lift 50 lbs.

Ice Cream: –2 to 80 °F in palletizing area; 50 to 60 °F on main floor; some areas in a wet environment; regularly lift 10–25 lbs; occasionally lift 55 lbs.

Meat: routinely 32 to 50 °F in a cold wet environment; regularly lift 10–25 lbs; occasionally lift 50–60 lbs.

Milk – HOU: temperature‑controlled in some areas, 36 °F in some areas, ambient per season in others; regularly lift 10–25 lbs or 50 lbs; occasionally lift 50 lbs.

Milk – SA: 35 °F in some areas, ambient per season in others; regularly lift 50 lbs.

Print: climate‑controlled temperatures; regularly lift 10–25 lbs; occasionally lift 50 lbs.

Snacks: temperature‑controlled environment ranging from 75 to 85 °F; regularly lift 10–25 lbs; occasionally lift 50 lbs.

Tortilla: 60 to 88 °F; regularly lift 10–25 lbs; occasionally lift up to 60 lbs.

Seniority Level Entry level

Employment Type Full‑time

Job Function Management and Manufacturing

Industry Retail

Posted on 02-24-2025

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