Box Elder Plant Technician

Plant Technician Are you ready to gain new skills to help run and maintain the latest production technology and equipment for the world's biggest brands? We're looking for team players who know how to take charge of business-related challenges and keep us running smoothly. Working behind the scenes in our manufacturing plants, Plant Technicians are vital to the success of our business at P&G. As a technician, you will work on a team that is responsible for keeping production flowing, meeting performance goals and maintaining the high level of quality that consumers expect from our products. We hire you at entry level and you advance by demonstrating growing levels of operating, maintenance and leadership skills. We also provide you with the opportunity to expand into electrical, quality assurance, safety and hygiene, and other areas of expertise. Meaningful work on Day 1We do various types of work, including running high-speed converting and packing equipment, controlling the process from a computer terminal, and performing preventive maintenance on equipment. From the beginning, you will be getting involved, impacting situations and influencing business-related problems. We offer you: Ownership of your work from your first day Maintain world-renowned production technologies in some interesting ways The chance to influence the production and quality of our products Mentorship, coaching, training, and guidance Known for providing a safe work environment Able to display skills in manufacturing processes, including operating, maintaining and cleaning automated equipment Maintaining accurate records and data Display strong technical, interpersonal and analytical skills Operating essential material handling equipment at the site e.g., clamp truck, forklift, hand trucks, etc.

The Box Elder Procter & Gamble Plant operates 7-days per week. We rely on local talent and relocation is generally not paid. Technicians work any day of the week, including weekends. Work on weekends may be as overtime or as part of the Technician's normal schedule. Changes in business volume and production requirements can cause the plant to occasionally change the length of work shifts or the rotation schedule. The hours of work are 12 hours per day. Technicians are expected to be willing to rotate and to work any shift. Additional days could be required to be worked as overtime.