Processing Operator, Automated 7am-7pm

Responsibilities

• Conducts all work in a safe, efficient manner, correcting and reporting safety issues, recognizing opportunities for improvement, completing near miss cards, reporting safety issues, recognizing opportunities for improvement, completing near miss cards.
• Completes pre-shift safety and general inspections of the work area, documenting in writing the inspection and any concerns on a standard form.
• Generate necessary work orders and check completed maintenance work using the work order system.
• Required to successfully become trained and self-sufficient on operating the Kiln, Lab, and Loader.
• Assist operators, such as changing Rotex, Sifter Screens.
• Back Up/Fill in for operators as needed.
• Transport garbage to dumpsters.
• Operates mobile equipment including forklift, front-end loader, and skid steer.
• Aids in maintaining all equipment in the processing area.
• Troubleshoot daily routine maintenance of equipment, including basic repairs and lubrication.
• Performs basic repairs assisting maintenance personnel as needed.
• Performs conveyor safety and maintenance.
• Performs lock out procedures including knowledge of alarm systems and how to troubleshoot mechanical problems in the mill and dryer areas.
• Keeps work areas clean and free of clutter.
• Participates in improvement activities.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

  Qualifications

  • HS Diploma or equivalent required.
  • Must meet skills assessment requirements.
  • Must be able to read, comprehend, and act on SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), PWI (Process Work Instructions).
  • Possess business conduct values.
  • Must possess basic mechanical skills.
  • Must be able to visually monitor electronic equipment, cameras, and control panels to be able to interpret the data and take appropriate actions.
  • Must be able to read and comprehend product specifications.
  • Understand process controls.
  • Understand all safety requirements and other communications.
  • Have good verbal communication skills.
  • Be able to use tools.
  • Be able to enter data into computer databases.
  • Willing to make decisions within the scope of one's responsibilities and be accountable for those decisions.
  • Be able to stand for the duration of the shift.
  • Bend, reach, twist, stoop, walk, and climb stairways and ladders frequently.
  • Be able to climb ladders up to 110 feet.
  • Be able to talk and hear radio communications as well as phone.
  • Be able to function in the required role while wearing appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) including, but not limited to: Safety glasses, hearing protection, dust mask, protective coveralls, and pother as may be required by a hot/cold, dusty, loud industrial environment.