Latest Job: Packing Technician needed at the British American Tobacco

British American Tobacco is all about freedom of choice – whether it’s our people or our products. Combined with our entrepreneurial spirit, it’s what’s driven our phenomenal success. We started trading tobacco over a hundred years ago. Today, we’re a multibillion dollar company with more than 200 brands in our portfolio. With robust positions in each of our regional markets, our future looks equally bright too.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Vacancy: Packing Technician

Location: Ibadan, Oyo
Reports to: Shift Team Lead
Seniority Level: Non-Management
Function: Operations

Role Positioning and Objectives

Individual is responsible to own and drive root cause analysis within a team of Equipment Owners/Operating teams for an Operating Line, Lines, or Operation.
The Technician II by his role supports the Shift Team Lead in delivering the PQCDSM – Production, Quality, Cost, Delivery, Safety and Morale – results necessary to achieve the Compelling Business Need by rigorous application of RTT/ IWS tools.
He is responsible, in conjunction with the Equipment Owner at ensuring their equipment is operated and maintained at base conditions and improvements required to reach goals are executed.
95% of individual’s time will be spent on the Operating Floor working with the team. Individual is member of Operating (Autonomous) Team.

Responsibilities of a Packing Technician:

Supports the Shift Team Lead in delivering the PQCDSM – Production, Quality, Cost, Delivery, Safety and Morale – results necessary to achieve the Compelling Business Need by rigorous application of RTT/ IWS tools;
Actively participate in project delivery and execution;
Serve as a technical operator and additional resource to operate and fix both operational and technical issues on responsible line(s) to meet shift PQCDSM results;
As a member of Operating AM team, drives and executes all AM related activities and actions within Shift. Includes RTT DMS, step progression, and maintenance of standards
Implement all required and recommended actions/responsibilities to support Operating teams through the IWS Phase Journey
Ensures that the CIL is driving the elimination of unplanned breakdowns
Tracks CIL time daily and continues to drive down time by creating kaizens to address remaining HTRs and SOCs
Fixes defects found, submits notifications for defects equipment owner is unable to fix and continues to follow-up until defect is repaired
Runs equipment at centreline and can explain deviations
Understands link between Process Control Strategy (PCS) and CLs & CILs
Understand, follow, and insure compliance with QA and HS&E Key Elements. Eliminate Root Cause of any outages
Use Risk Prediction whenever you are performing a non-routine task on your equipment (i.e. defect fixing)
Drives safety defects through completion with a high sense of urgency
Key driver for analysing all safety risks and driving out losses associated with those risks
Performs weekly & monthly CILs
Maintains and updates all standards in Equipment (i.e. CIL, OPLs, lube map, safety map, centrelines, defect list, etc.
Ensures CIL is updated when there are learnings (i.e. breakdowns, process failures, etc.)

Work Schedule:

Shift rotation with off-shift and weekend support subject to prevalent shift pattern and as dictated by business requirements; this could include call-in support in extreme cases.

Latest Job: Packing Technician needed at the British American Tobacco

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