Chemical Operator

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express employment professionalsRock Hill (SC)

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

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$23.00–$25.00/hour

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About the role

Job Description: Chemical Operator – Fort Mill, SCWork with proven processes, a structured schedule, and a team that values safety and precision. This role is well-suited for someone who takes pride in following procedures and producing quality results. Chemical Operator Schedule Full-Time (40 hours/week)3rd Shift | 12-hour schedule (2-2-3 rotation)7:00 PM – 7:00 AMEvery other weekend required Chemical Operator Pay$23.00–$25.00/hour, based on experience Benefits 401(k)Holiday Pay Medical Insurance About the Company We are an established custom and toll manufacturer of specialty organic chemicals, producing intermediates, polymers, and colorants for customers worldwide. Our facility operates with consistent production demand and clearly defined processes.

Job Summary: Chemical Operators support production by accurately mixing and blending materials, following batch documentation, and maintaining safe, organized work areas. Chemical Operator

Responsibilities: Mix and blend chemicals per batch sheets Follow documented procedures and safety standards Support general production tasks as needed Training & Growth Paid, hands-on training provided Cross-training available across processes Long-term roles for dependable operators who demonstrate accuracy and reliability

What We’re Looking For: Team-minded and dependable Comfortable following detailed instructions Mechanical or electrical aptitude helpful Prior chemical manufacturing experience is a plus

Requirements: Ability to read and follow batch sheets and MSDSFamiliarity with PPE, including respirators Strong time management and attention to detail Chemical Operator

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