Production Operator

A-Line Staffing is now hiring Chemical Production Operators in Fort Worth, Texas 76106. The ChemicalProduction Operator would be working for a Major Manufacturing Company and has career growth potential. Pay Rate: $20.00/hr. Schedule: 1st Shift – Monday–Thursday, 6:00 AM–4:30 PM Overtime: Friday overtime if needed Qualifications: 1-2 years of production experience in a manufacturing setting Familiar with cGMPs (current good manufacturing practices) High School Diploma or Equivalent Required Able to follow directions Attendance Ability to be part of the team Key Areas of Accountability/Responsibility Handle raw materials, transport from storage to dispenser room, weigh them as required per the batch formula, and add them to the required mixer. Additionally, Production Operator employees may be required to print labels, fill silos, complete final packaging, and sample per batch requirement, inspect both raw materials and finished goods, as well as safely palletize and store raw materials and/or finished goods. Able to work unsupervised in pre-weigh, batch build, and COP areas. Monitor equipment and production process parameters; record process conditions and actions. Report disturbances to the Team Lead and inform him/her about production process adjustments/concerns. Take raw material and finished good samples and analyze these; decide on operational action to be taken. Perform minor maintenance work on equipment when necessary to ensure continuous efficient operation of the process. Maintain good housekeeping within the area of responsibility, in compliance with guidelines, orders, and instructions. Allergen storage, cGMPs, 5S, and other programs/requirements fall into housekeeping requirements and must be followed. Warn offenders and inform the supervisor if and when instructions are not complied with. Support in investigating asset utilization issues. Communicate relevant details with ALL team members, including leaving and incoming shift colleagues. Maintain process and equipment documentation for tracking overall equipment effectiveness. Approve batch sheets for accuracy. Prepare final product labels and maintain label control. Assist with generating and maintaining SOPs, following change control procedures and validation processes as requested. Attend formal training classes, including safety, quality improvement, problem solving, MSDS, etc. Complete all required computer-based training modules. Assist Department Management Staff with identifying training needs. Participate in setting up and reviewing site SHE requirements, procedures, and instructions by participating in SHE culture on site. SHE Duties & Responsibilities Display and promote positive safety behaviors at all times. Use proper personal protective equipment, appropriate safety tools, equipment, and procedures that ensure self and others go home safe each day. Ensure that the area and equipment operate to the highest safety levels. Ensure that all people in the area, including Maintenance, Quality, visitors, contractors, and others, comply with safety directives. Keep the area neat and clean. Be aware of and follow all Life Saving Rules. Act in a way that safety awareness, accident prevention, and feed/food safety are considered when performing all tasks. Show leadership by working to SHE standards and encouraging employees to work to the same standards. Apply to to this posting today with Luke H. at A-Line Staffing!