Technical Operator

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indotronix internationalFlorence (SC)

Chemical Plant and System Operators Water Supply and Irrigation Systems

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About the role

DESCRIPTION: You will supply site functions in the areas of Waste Water Pretreatment, Energy Center, Manufacturing, Lab and Site Utilities. Demonstrate a high standard of performance and accountability while working in a team environment to deliver reliable utilities and services for the site Operate (through manual and computer operations) waste water stripper, vent collection systems, thermal oxidizer, solvent tank farm, solvent recovery system, manufacturing water systems (Pharma/Purified), fire water system, chilled water system (ammonia chillers), cooling towers, electrical system, steam system, HTF systems, nitrogen system, and compressed air system (through PCR2 and Wonder ware) Monitor (through Honeywell Operating system) HVAC systems following cGMP procedures Apply knowledge of boiler-water and cooling tower water chemistry Comply with all SOP's and regulatory documents/agencies Complete all Tank Farm transfers Have or work toward Waste water license (D level required) Obtain licenses for and demonstrate ability to operate various materials handling equipment Administer, document and maintain conformance to regulatory requirements and company policies where appropriate through effective utilization of Company Quality Systems and tools, as well as direct actions Perform minor mechanical and equipment maintenance Must demonstrate competency on M-F day shift prior to placement on rotating 12 hour shifts with 7 day per week availability and work approved overtime as needed Use Microsoft Office software to create, modify, save, and print documents in Microsoft Word and Excel Perform other duties as requiredREQUIREMENTS

Education:

High school diploma or equivalent

Experience: 6 Months experience in a manufacturing environment

Experience in a chemical processing or pharmaceutical environment preferred Strong mechanical aptitude Must have successfully completed Phase I of the Utilities Plant Operator On-The Job Training program within the first year of employment. This requirement will involve learning/applying chemical technology, math, chemistry, process equipment and control systems Experience following Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Equivalency: • Equivalent combinations of education, training, and relevant work experience may be considered

Additional Requirements:

Ability to commute reliably to the Florence East site

Competencies:

Good knowledge and understanding of basic equipment
Good problem solving skills and logical approach to solving problems
Demonstrable interpersonal and communication skills to foster the team environmentAbility to read and interpret technical procedures and governmental regulations
Ability to apply basic mathematical principles
Strong attention to detail and drive to accomplish the job timely, accurately and safely the first time
Ability to work closely and effectively in a team environmentAbility to work a 12-hour rotating shift in a 24-hour, 7 day per week operation to include evenings and holidays
Ability to apply knowledge of Good Manufacturing processes and the knowledge and skills in pharmaceutical processes, equipment, instrumentation, and procedures

Physical Requirements:

Regularly required to stand; use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; sit and talk, hear or smell
Occasionally required to walk and stoop, or kneel, crouch
Regularly required to climb ladders
Must occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds
Specific vision abilities required include close vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus
Work can often require being outside in all weather conditions
Occasionally exposed to various types of chemical substances (SDS information for review on an on-going basis)
Must comply with all applicable safety and security procedures: determine appropriate action beyond guidelines and report potentially unsafe conditions

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