Process Operator

Role details

Delrin® Job Description Process Operator Job Description Process Operators monitor and operate low hazard equipment and facilities (i.e. polymer compounding, polymer finishing), including field equipment, ensuring quality and conformance with standard operating procedures. Operators maintain safety standards at all times and initiate and follow emergency procedures when necessary. Performs basic maintenance repair and upkeep on area equipment. May perform advanced maintenance activities, as qualified.

Operators will be responsible for, but not limited to: Operating manual valves Performing minor maintenance activity Operating a central control room Performing analytical work in field labs Maintaining housekeeping All applicants must submit valid WorkKeys scores (Applied Technology, Workplace Observation and Graphic Literacy) on the application and complete an onsite assessment to be considered for the role. Please provide verification of score when applying or have your test provider submit scores on your behalf. The Washington County Career Center will be conducting the WorkKeys testing. For more information regarding testing, cost and scheduling, please call (740) 373-6283.

Relocation and or travel assistance for testing and assessments is not offered for this opportunity.

Qualifications The following are required: Valid WorkKeys Scores (Workplace Observation -4, Graphic Literacy -4, and Applied Technology -4) High school diploma or GED Willing and able to work a 24/7 rotating shift schedule including holidays, weekends, and any required overtime Willing and able to frequently lift and move objects weighing up to 50lbs Willing and able to wear a respirator and other PPE Willing and able to climb ladders and multiple flights of stairs and work from heights Include an updated resume detailing your experiences and qualifications The following are preferred but not required: Previous industrial / chemical manufacturing experience Experience with start up, shut down, and monitoring a variety of production equipment Experience analyzing in process data through instrument and control systems Two-year Process Technology Associates degree or Chemical Operator certificate Experience operating a fork truck Ability to navigate and utilize the tools within Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.) and a variety of information systems Current and valid driver’s license to operate company vehicles We offer: A challenging position in an entrepreneurial, independent company with large growth goals.

An opportunity to be part of the team developing a new business model to lead the company into the future, with a strong emphasis on growing the brand. A competitive remuneration package $26.00 to 32.00 per hour, including generous benefits. Our culture is grounded on the foundations of Stewardship, People, Growth, and Excellence, guiding us as we engineer a better future, together. Stewardship - We embrace stewardship, upholding the safety and wellbeing of our people, our customers and our communities. People - We empower our people, fostering a culture of respect, empowerment and continuous development.

Growth - We focus on growth, embracing innovation and adaptability to expand possibilities for our customers and our business. Excellence - We drive excellence, achieving superior results through agile execution and advanced solutions.