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Libstar Invites qualified candidates to apply for the Multi‑Skilled Operator vacancy. The closing date for applications is 9 November 2026.
About the Role
Libstar’s Amaro Foods plant in Cape Town is looking for a permanent Multi‑Skilled Operator. This job is perfect for anyone who likes hands‑on work in a food‑making environment, follows safety rules, and can jump between different tasks on the production line. You will help the team hit daily production targets while keeping the product safe, tasty, and the equipment running smoothly.
Why This Job Could Be Right for You
- Work in a modern bakery – See how large‑scale baking works from start‑up to finish.
- Learn many skills – From operating mixers to checking product quality, you’ll do it all.
- Team atmosphere – You’ll work side‑by‑side with experienced operators and supervisors.
- Stable, full‑time position – A permanent role with regular hours and clear career steps.
Job Details at a Glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Job title | Multi‑Skilled Operator |
| Company | Libstar (Amaro Foods division) |
| Location | Cape Town, Western Cape |
| Industry | Food manufacturing |
| Job function | Production line work |
| Employment type | Permanent |
| Experience level | Associate (entry‑level to 2 years) |
| Date posted | 29 October 2026 |
| Application deadline | 9 November 2026 |
Main Duties (What You’ll Do Every Day)
- Run the production line – Help the line move smoothly, stepping into different stations as needed to hit daily output goals.
- Start‑up & shut‑down – Follow check‑lists to get the machines ready at the beginning of the shift and to safely power them down at the end.
- Equipment checks – Perform routine inspections, note any irregularities, and report them right away.
- Operate safely – Use the machines correctly to avoid accidents and keep the workplace safe for everyone.
- Watch efficiency – Keep an eye on speed and downtime, and suggest ways to reduce delays.
- Complete orders – Make sure each batch meets the required quantity and matches the customer’s specifications.
- Quality checks – Inspect the product at key stages, record results, and flag any problems.
- Handle waste – Separate and dispose of waste properly, fill out waste logs, and aim to stay within waste limits.
- Fill out paperwork – Enter production data, waste figures, and any rework notes into daily reports on time.
- Troubleshoot – Spot equipment glitches early and help fix them or pass the issue to maintenance.
- Report issues – Immediately tell the line coordinator about faults, quality concerns, or anything that could slow production.
- Train others – Assist in teaching new operators, oven‑workers, de‑boxers, and scalers the correct procedures.
- Use TransLution tools – Operate the de‑boxing and scaling functions of the TransLution system when required.
- Issue main mix – Distribute the main dough mix to the line according to the schedule.
- Close mixer jobs – Ensure mixer cycles are logged and completed correctly.
- Manage reworks – Record any re‑processing jobs and keep the paperwork up to date.
- Control packaging – Issue the right packaging material, return unused packs, and keep inventory tidy.
- Label & pallet – Print correct labels, stack pallets, and move finished goods to the right area.
- Keep the area clean – Follow housekeeping rules to maintain a tidy, safe work floor.
- Follow health & safety – Observe all occupational safety guidelines, pest‑control steps, and personal‑hygiene standards.
What We’re Looking For (Your Skills & Qualifications)
- Education – Minimum Grade 12 or an NQF Level N4 certificate.
- Baking knowledge – Understand how dough is mixed, risen, baked, and cooled.
- Equipment know‑how – Know how mixers, ovens, and other machines work and how their efficiency affects output.
- Food‑safety awareness – Follow hygiene rules, allergen controls, and safe‑handling practices.
- Production sense – See the big picture of a production day and help meet targets without sacrificing quality.
- Detail‑oriented – Spot tiny defects, record numbers accurately, and keep logs up to date.
- Problem‑solving – Identify a glitch, think of a fix, and act quickly or call for help.
- Math basics – Calculate batch sizes, waste percentages, and recording figures without errors.
- Organisational ability – Juggle several tasks—like checking equipment, filling reports, and supporting teammates—while staying on schedule.
- Team player – Communicate clearly with supervisors and coworkers, share information, and lend a hand when needed.
- Training mindset – Be ready to guide new staff through standard operating procedures.
- Safety first – Commit to wearing protective gear, following lock‑out/tag‑out rules, and keeping the area free from hazards.
- Flexibility – Switch between roles (e.g., from mixing to packaging) as production demands change.
How to Apply
If you meet the qualifications, love working in a fast‑paced food environment, and want a stable, full‑time job in Cape Town, submit your application now. Remember, the deadline is 9 November 2026.
Apply here: https://amarofoods.simplify.hr/vacancy/k8kuhd
A Quick Reminder
- Apply before the deadline – late submissions won’t be considered.
- Make sure your resume shows the required education and any food‑manufacturing experience.
- Highlight any previous work with bakery equipment, safety procedures, or quality checks.
Take the next step toward a solid career in food manufacturing with Libstar’s Amaro Foods. Good luck!