At Buffalo Trace Distillery, we’re always looking for skilled and motivated Production Team Members to join our team. Even if we don’t have an immediate opening, we want to hear from you! This posting is part of our evergreen pipeline — a proactive way to connect with top talent for upcoming roles.
When a matching position opens, candidates from this talent pool will be the first to be reviewed and contacted.
Primary responsibilities include (however may not be limited to):
Assembling bottle components by hand: applying labels, inserting caps or corks, or placing bottles into cases
Material handling: loading bottles onto a production line, removing dunnage, or stacking cases onto a pallet
Operating bottling equipment through tooling adjustments, feeding components into magazines/hoppers, troubleshooting equipment errors, and monitoring production efficiencies
Inspecting bottle quality and repairing incorrect production
Maintaining a clean an organized work environment through routine sanitation efforts.
Physical requirements may include (however may not be limited to):
Frequent lifting up to 50 lbs
Pushing, pulling and/or climbing
Continuous standing and/or walking
Working in areas that are not temperature-controlled.
We are looking for dependable and motivated people to join the outstanding team that produces some of the highest quality products in the world. Opportunities for advancement are available.
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Buffalo Trace Distillery is hiring a Production
About company
The Buffalo Trace Distillery is the oldest continually operating distillery in America, crafting bourbon on the same Kentucky grounds for over 200 years. It is the world’s most award-winning distillery, dedicated to creating exceptional spirits while preserving bourbon’s heritage.
Located on the banks of the Kentucky River, the distillery traces its roots back to 1775 when early settlers first began making whiskey. Over the centuries, it has operated under several names including O.F.C. Distillery and George T. Stagg Distillery before becoming Buffalo Trace Distillery in 1999.
The distillery is a National Historic Landmark and remains fully operational, producing a wide range of award-winning bourbons and whiskeys. Its mission is to create the finest whiskeys in the world, combining centuries-old traditions with modern innovation.