CP Operator-3

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mitsubishi chemicalGreer (SC)

Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing

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$26.60

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About the role

CP (Chemical Processing) Production Operator

Company: Mitsubishi Films America (MFA) Greer, SC

Hourly Pay: $26.60

Reports To: Polymer Area Supervisor

Primary Job Responsibilities: Monitor, control, and troubleshoot additive make up operations & equipment. Monitor additive batches and feed tank levels to maintain a consistent supply of additives to Continuous Polymerization (CP) operations accordingly. Monitor, control, and troubleshoot raw material unloading/loading operations & equipment. Monitor raw material silo levels per procedure to maintain a consistent supply of raw materials to CP operations accordingly. Monitor silo levels to ensure proper level limits. Unloads Raw Material trailers at receiving dock. Unloads raw material railcars. Unloads additive tanker trucks. Performs Flagman duties when moving rail cars. Know and understand all Track Mobile and Flagman training documents. Performs Flagman duties when moving railcars. Operates Track Mobile during rail movements. Learn and understand the CP chip systems.

Key Qualifications:

High School Diploma or GED from a school accredited by the U.S. Department of Education or state/county of residence
Ability to work as a team member and in a safe manner.
Ability to operate or willing to learn to operate heavy equipment.
Strong mechanical aptitude. Can work with hands using hand tools and equipment.
Willing to learn to complete chemical mixing while wearing a

to track and maintain multiple processes at the same time using computer controls and manual systems. Willing to operate processes that may require showering. Highly motivated, self-driven, and engaged in learning. Good written and oral communication skills. Willing to work in outside environments year-round. Willing to work rotating 12-hour shifts- 4 days on, 4 days off

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