Packer
Pack products and goods for transportation.
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What's it like to be a Packer?
Packer is typically an entry-level job that involves packaging products and goods for transportation. Packers can pack items in boxes, plastic wraps and containers, crates and pallets. They commonly work in warehouses or at manufacturing sites. Packers may also pack food and drinks in grocery stores.
Tasks and duties
- Ensuring the proper arrangement of items in packing material.
- Checking for defects or flaws in items before packing.
- Conducting inspections to ensure packaging is safe for transportation.
- Keeping packing inventory up to date.
How to become a Packer
You can become a Packer without qualifications and on-the-job training is typically provided.
Pursue a packing role in a warehouse, store or distribution centre to receive on-the-job training.
In some cases, your employer may require you to obtain specific licences or certifications, such as a forklift licence.
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Skills and experience employers are looking for
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