Chemical Operator The Chemical Operator supports daily manufacturing operations by preparing containers, batching and filling chemical products, packaging finished goods, and maintaining a clean and safe production environment. Key responsibilities include preparing bottles, drums, totes, and other containers for filling; formulating and batching chemical products according to specifications; filling and packaging products following cleanroom and quality procedures; recording production data and completing required documentation; monitoring production processes and equipment; preparing finished products for shipment; stocking raw materials, products, and packaging supplies; safely handling and moving chemicals, materials, equipment, and finished goods; maintaining a clean and organized work area using 5S standards; following all company safety, environmental, quality, and ISO requirements; training Chemical Operators as assigned; and performing additional production duties as needed. Qualifications include a high school diploma or equivalent, Electric Pallet Truck certification or ability to obtain certification, basic computer and Microsoft Office skills, ability to follow written and verbal instructions in English, strong attention to detail and accuracy, ability to manage multiple priorities, ability to work independently and as part of a team, and reliable and punctual attendance.
Preferred qualifications include:
1-2 years of chemical manufacturing experience. Compensation and benefits include a pay range of $22-$25/hour, generous PTO, medical, dental, and vision coverage, FSA and HSA options, 401(k) with employer match, discretionary bonus program, life, accident, hospitalization, and critical illness insurance options, company-paid Long-Term Disability Insurance, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Fitness Club Membership Program, Education Assistance Program, and training and position-related clothing. Working conditions include primarily indoor work in a high-purity chemical manufacturing environment, following all safety procedures and wearing required PPE, and working in a Process Safety Management (PSM) environment where flammable liquids and/or gases may be present.
