Production Operator (Nights)
$20.00 - $22.00 per hour
ApplyProduction Operator (Nights)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20.00 - $22.00 per hour
About the role
- Understand raw material blending and finished goods packaging functions
- Be familiar with inventory control procedures and production batch records
- Be familiar with manufacturing equipment to assure equipment is in good working order
- Operate the equipment (spray dryer) using the proper cores and orifices and make sure they are cleaned or replaced when necessary
- Check spray patterns and make corrections when necessary
- Record equipment readings and product moisture noting any discrepancies
- Record any problems or peculiarities in the finished product
- Determine special packaging requirements
- Sample finished product and test for proper moisture content, color and consistency
- Make certain the blender always has an adequate amount of product available for drying
- Oversee the cleaning of the equipment and surrounding areas
- Responsible for self-involvement, team involvement and execution of tasks relative to achieving annual departmental goals
- Position may require walking/standing for long periods; reaching above shoulder heights, below the waist or lifting
- Frequent relocating of 100-200 lb. fiber barrels and 55 lb. bags required
- Exposure to powder and heavy equipment in a loud manufacturing atmosphere
- Manufacturing environment with exposure to powder mineral products, cleaning chemicals, restricted movement, dirty environment, hazardous materials, lifting and carrying heavy objects
- In accordance with the OSHA Respiratory Protection Standard (29CFR 1910.134) Balchem employees (Production, Quality, R&D, and Maintenance) are required to successfully complete annual fit testing (clean shaven req.) and medical clearance (respirator medical certification)
- In addition, when required to wear a respirator, wearers must wear it as they fit tested (clean shaven)
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