Unilever Unemployed Learner Programme 2020

The Unilever Unemployed learner is responsible for carrying out general line operations and cleaning regimes according to planned operational requirements to safely deliver a good quality packed product.  Carries out pre-start-up checks to ensure that the area and equipment is clean and is in a safe condition as per the SOP.

Requirements

  • Monitors quality against set standards and reports any product and packaging faults.  Detects process abnormalities quickly and takes emergency action to prevent them.
  • Must actively contribute to an eco-efficient environment. Clean the machine according to the manufacturer’s standards as well as site specs.
  • Check and prepare raw materials that will be used.
  • Maintain the safety of oneself and that of others on the line. Effective communication skills, Physical ability to manually lift packaged final product – good physical condition.
  • Comply with learnership requirements as stipulated by UL and training provider i.e. assessments; logbook and assignments.

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Unilever Unemployed Learner Programme 2020

 

www.opportunitiesforafricans.com

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