Reactor Operator Trainee

Description

• Monitors equipment, keeping processes running at desired run rates
• Generally performs, with supervision, entry level production tasks which include:
• Properly loads mixers
• Moves and stages materials
• Maintains proper documentation including batch tickets and partial bags
• Generally assists in preparation of batches and operation of processing equipment
• Participates in the general housekeeping of plant and work area
• Enters data into the computer system and is able to perform transactions on SAP (pending formal training)
• Works under direction from peers, team leaders, & shift managers
• Maintains expected quality standards
• The employee is frequently required to walk, climb stairs, use hands to remove or lift boxes, stretch and reach with arms extended, and stoop.
• Routinely prepares batches, follows work instructions, and operates equipment properly, with some supervision.
• Follows, without exception, all work instructions and safety rules, including use of all PPE and safety equipment. Reinforces these rules with peers.
• Monitors and reports any warning lights promptly

Requirements

• Able to use digital scales in metric and US standard units
• Must display fundamental computer literacy.
• Able to use and monitor computerized display and control screens
• Most recent performance rating was “successful” or better.
• Can perform plant specific requirements for progression
• Notifies Team Leader or Shift Manager when equipment malfunctions
• In the current position one year (usually).
• Working knowledge of SAP
• Able to learn and operate reactors with supervision by Reactor Operator, Team Leader or Shift Manager
• Demonstrates a willingness to assist co-workers in areas outside of their direct responsibility
• Able to perform basic maintenance on equipment as directed by maintenance group and Team Leader or Shift Manager.
• Good oral and written communication skills. Able to properly use plant radios and intercom system
• Able to complete required data entry into production systems, accurately, with some assistance
• Able to operate and complete Water Based batches without supervision, including performing basic QC functions
• Good math, reading, communication, and organizational skills
• Able to demonstrate fork lift proficiency (pending formal training)
• Must have no attendance issues (always on time; under 5 unscheduled absences)
• Able to use, facility specific, PLC based process control systems used in the manufacturing process.
• Understands basic monitoring of assigned equipment including start up-shut down & lockout/tag-out procedures for equipment responsibilities
• 3RD SHIFT ROLE
• High school diploma or GED equivalency
• Lean Six Sigma
• Must not have been placed on any form of Performance Corrective Action over the preceding six months
• The employee must, regularly, lift and / or move up to 50 pounds, alone, and occasionally lift and / or move more than 100 pounds, with assistance.

Benefits

• Works mandatory overtime as required

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance