Chemical Operator

Summary

• As a Chemical Operator, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently assembling raw materials and processing products according to Synsus high-quality standards using automatic/manual machines, hand tools and equipment. This position is responsible for creating batches following a “recipe” on batch tickets, tracking raw material inventory while maintaining a safe work environment.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Follow and document batches according to the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), which provides a detailed written method, instructions, and formula for mixing, blending and compounding specific ingredients in precise amounts for the manufacture of consumer and industrial products.

• Distinguish between various raw materials by proper labels and physical properties during batching

• Understand the key process variables which impact product quality and consistency and understand how to control and troubleshoot them.

• Prepares and makes ready all materials for manufacturing. Monitors change of temperature, pressure, visual appearance, physical changes and other significant developments which serve as an indication of process progress.

• Fill out the job specific SOP complete with all necessary data including but not limited to target weight and actual weight of each add, time of completion with date, total actual batch weight, and testing results.

• Able to communicate any change or discrepancy to equipment or batches on time, clearly and effectively across the team

• Maintain clean work areas, cleans manufacturing and storage tanks, all lines and all other equipment, using water and various cleaning agents as required.

• Inspect and operate a powered industrial truck to move/store raw materials.

• Operate overhead rail mounted cranes.

• Perform minor maintenance tasks as required to keep processes operating.

• Prepare equipment for maintenance which includes clearing and cleaning equipment to be worked on.

• Understand and follow Synsus Policy, OSHA, EPA, ADEM and other regulations.