Factory support roles like this usually suit applicants who are physically capable, alert, and comfortable with repetitive production work that still requires accuracy and discipline. This General Worker Stacker role at Premier Aeroton Bakery is focused on stacking finished goods, checking product quality, and helping keep the packing area safe, clean, and running properly.
At a glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Sponsor / Employer | Premier |
| Opportunity type | General Worker Stacker / permanent production support role |
| Reference number | PRE260318-5 |
| Department | Production |
| Site | 355 – BRB Aeroton |
| Location | Premier Aeroton Bakery, Gauteng, South Africa |
| Employment type | Permanent |
| Closing date | 25 March 2026 |
| Verified by us | 23 March 2026 |
What this opportunity is
This is a production support role in the packing department of a bakery operation. The main purpose of the job is to make sure packing-related tasks are handled according to safety standards and operational requirements, including stacking finished cases, inspecting products, recording key details, and helping maintain a clean and safe work area.
Note: This is a physically active factory role rather than a general cleaning or office support job. It is better suited to someone who can handle repetitive manual work, stay focused for long periods, and work safely in a pressurised production environment.
Who this opportunity may suit
- Someone with production or FMCG experience who is comfortable with manual work
- An applicant who can stand for long hours and work in hot or dusty factory conditions
- A person who can follow safety rules and routine procedures consistently
- Someone who works well in a team and can stay focused during repetitive tasks
What you’ll do / learn
You’ll gain practical production-floor experience in packing support, palletising, product checks, and safe factory work in a bakery environment.
- Manually remove materials and products from machines and equipment
- Stack and palletise finished cases on the correct pallets
- Inspect materials and products for defects
- Date-code each case with the correct manufacturing date and shift
- Take part in physical labour required in the packing area
- Assist in lifting, carrying, and moving heavy loads of around 25kg
- Maintain a clean and safe working environment
- Complete finished goods tickets neatly and accurately with all required information
Eligibility requirements
Check the requirements below before applying.
Essential requirements
- Grade 12 with numerical ability
- At least 1 year’s experience in the FMCG industry
Role-related strengths
- Ability to function in a team
- Good communication skills
- Ability to work under pressure and effectively
- Good level of fitness
- Ability to maintain focus
- Good level of concentration
- Able to stand for long hours at a time
- Able to work efficiently with minimal supervision
- Accountability
- Respect
Working conditions
- Pressurised environment
- 6-day position
- Able to withstand hot temperatures and flour dust in the packing area
- Flexible to work shifts, overtime, and weekends as required
What this role really means
A stacking role in a bakery production environment is usually about pace, consistency, and attention to detail under pressure. In practice, that means moving product safely, checking for defects, keeping pallets and paperwork accurate, and staying alert even when the work is repetitive. If you are applying, it helps to show that you are physically fit, dependable, and already familiar with factory or FMCG routines.
Application checklist
Make sure your application is complete before submitting.
- Updated CV
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Matric certificate / statement of results
- Clear contact details (phone + email)
- Any supporting FMCG, production, warehouse, packing, or factory-floor experience on your CV
- Any additional documents requested on the application portal
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About the sponsor
Premier is a South African FMCG company operating bakeries, mills, and manufacturing plants across the region. Its product footprint includes staple foods, confectionery, personal care, and related consumer categories distributed through a regional network. For more information visit the Premier Website
Quick tips for this application
- Move any factory, warehouse, packing, bakery, or FMCG experience near the top of your CV
- Show clearly that you are comfortable with physical work, long standing hours, and shift-based duties
- If you have worked with pallets, production lines, or finished goods handling before, mention that directly
- Use your CV to show reliability, concentration, and ability to follow safety procedures
- Mention numerical ability if you have worked with stock counts, tickets, or production records
Mistakes to avoid
- Submitting a CV that gives no real evidence of FMCG or production-floor experience
- Leaving out Matric details or making them hard to identify
- Not showing that you can handle physical and repetitive work
- Using a generic CV aimed at office work instead of factory support work
- Uploading incomplete or unreadable supporting documents
Scam warning (important)
Do not pay any fee to apply for this job. Genuine recruitment for this role should happen through Premier’s official careers platform. If anyone asks for money for placement, interviews, or faster processing, use only the employer’s official application page.
How this opportunity was verified
We checked the official Premier vacancy listing for General Worker Stacker (reference PRE260318-5) and matched the sponsor details to Premier’s official company pages before preparing this post.
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How to apply
- Open the official vacancy page using the button below.
- Read the requirements carefully and confirm that your experience fits the role.
- Prepare your CV and supporting documents.
- Submit your application through the official Premier careers platform before 25 March 2026.