Chemical Blender - Batch Maker

Posted 3 days ago

thin film technologySouth Houston (TX)

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Job Description
Key Responsibilities: Following Formulations: Strictly adhering to written instructions, recipes, or "batch cards" provided by the research and development (R&D) or quality control (QC) teams. Measuring and Weighing: Using scales and other measuring devices to ensure the precise quantity of each raw material is used, which is critical for product consistency and quality. Operating Machinery: Running and monitoring various types of industrial equipment such as mixers, blenders, pumps, and tanks to facilitate the mixing process. Documentation and Traceability: Maintaining detailed records of the process, including the specific lot numbers and quantities of raw materials used in each batch, which is essential for accountability and regulatory compliance. Handle Materials: Weigh, mix, load, and unload raw materials, catalysts, or finished chemicals.
Skills and Qualifications: Attention to Detail: The ability to follow precise instructions and notice small deviations in the process or measurements is paramount.
Technical Skills: Competency in operating industrial machinery and basic computer skills for logging data.
Math Skills: Strong basic mathematical skills for scaling recipes and managing inventory. Physical Stamina: The role can be physically demanding, involving lifting, moving materials, and standing for long periods. Communication: The ability to effectively communicate with managers, quality control teams, and other line operators.\nCompany
Description: Thin Film Technology, Inc. was started in 1989 with the sole intention of formulating and marketing high performance epoxy coatings for underwater application.
Company Description: Thin Film Technology, Inc. was started in 1989 with the sole intention of formulating and marketing high performance epoxy coatings for underwater application.

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