Lead Operator, Processing Facilities

Description

• Report on the team’s shift activities and observations, safety meetings and production level.
• Communicate and assist collecting samples and work closely with quality control
• Operate, troubleshoot and authorize and direct the safe and reliable operation of the HTMR process under normal and abnormal conditions on a 24/7 basis.
• Maintain the HTMR process as designed/planned whenever possible.
• Ensure that environmental policies and procedures are understood, and issues/incidents are investigated and addressed promptly.
• Ensure all safety concerns and accidents are investigated promptly.
• Responsible for Shift workers to perform a variety of manual tasks in varying temperatures for extended periods of time, which may include lifting light to heavy materials, climbing, standing, squatting, bending, and working at heights when applicable
• Monitor, control, and record all activities of the process.
• Prioritizes and reports deficiencies of all equipment including data collection and communication systems and conduct follow-up as required.
• To make decisions quickly and decisively during periods of high activity.
• Operate equipment, machinery and accessories through process control systems
• Conduct inspection rounds to ensure that the equipment is working properly.
• Assist in establishing all production related goals, objectives, and targets.
• Responsible to manage shift manpower needs to maintain productivity, quality control and meet shift requirements.
• Data review and analysis of production, reporting results to Production Team

Requirements

• Proficient in computerized control panel/Human Machine Interface (HMI) and personal computer applications including Microsoft Office software a benefit.
• Proficient in maintaining operational logs, writing simple reports including deficiency and follow-up
• Chemical process knowledge an asset
• You must be able to communicate in English both verbally and electronically
• Valid class G driver’s license
• Requires a minimum of 5-10 years of related operating experience
• Required ability to read, interpret and utilize technical prints and schematics
• Operation is a 24/7 basis shift structure. Ability to support on nights and weekends,
• You must be able to work independently and as part of a larger team environment
• 3rd Class Power Engineer, 3-Year College Diploma in a mechanical/electrical discipline or equivalent
• Required ability to perform alone or as part of a team with no direct supervision.
• Good written and verbal communication skills to deal with co-workers and other authorities

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance