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Packaging Technologist Intern

RCL Foods

Randfontein Posted 25 Aug 2026 Closes in 6 days

Overview

The successful incumbent will be entrusted to support packaging development initiatives, ensuring innovative, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions that meet both customer and business needs. This role will provide exposure to packaging design, testing, and compliance processes, while collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver projects that enhance product quality and efficiency.

Requirements

  • Packaging Diploma (IPSA)
  • Food Technology /Biotechnology Diploma/ Bachelor Degree (or studying towards degree)
  • Knowledge of Packaging formats, materials, and machinery
  • Knowledge of Packing analysis and validation
  • Knowledge of HACCPA & ISO Standards
  • Capture data and report on findings
  • Route cause analysis on basic packaging challenges
  • Ability to document results
  • Ability to communicate well with line staff

Responsibilities

  • Assist with packaging specifications, barcode verification reports, and colour standards from suppliers to sites, capturing them on the system for easy access and audit use.
  • Perform dimensional and functional testing to ensure conformance to specifications and quality expectations of packed products.
  • Support standard operating procedures for start-up and production, monitoring throughputs, efficiencies, and wastages.
  • Assist with data collection to validate packaging and packing compliance.
  • Participate in online trials with new suppliers or alternate materials to match or improve current packaging materials.

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