Full Job Description

As a Labeling Technician, you will be responsible for accurately applying labels to a wide range of products in compliance with company and regulatory standards. The role involves managing labeling equipment, ensuring the labels adhere correctly to products, and verifying that all information is precise and legible. You will troubleshoot labeling machinery issues, work closely with quality control to adhere to specific standards, and maintain organized records of all labeling activities. This position demands a meticulous attention to detail, precision in label application, and efficiency in producing top-quality results.

The Work You'll Do:

• Apply labels to products following strict specifications and regulatory standards to ensure uniformity.
• Collaborate with product and quality teams to implement improvements in labeling efficiency and accuracy.
• Conduct regular quality checks to confirm that all labels meet the necessary compliance standards.
• Document all labeling processes and maintain an organized detailed log for future reference and audits.
• Operate and maintain labeling equipment to ensure it is running efficiently and accurately at all times.

What You'll Bring:

• A high level of attention to detail to accurately apply labels without errors or misalignment.
• Ability to follow detailed instructions precisely and adapt quickly to new labeling procedures as needed.
• Excellent communication skills to interact effectively with team members and other departments.
• Experience with labeling equipment or similar machinery, with a knack for troubleshooting technical issues.
• Strong organizational skills to manage multiple labeling tasks and maintain comprehensive records.

Qualifications:

• Experience working in a manufacturing or assembly environment with clear evidence of labeling expertise.
• Knowledge of regulatory requirements for labeling within the industry, ensuring all labels are compliant.
• Proven ability to maintain high-quality standards in a fast-paced production environment.
• Vocational qualifications in machine operation or a related field.
• Willingness to participate in ongoing training to stay updated on labeling technology advances.