Chemical Process Operator

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionAre you a Chemical Operator ready to manage specialized refining and production processes at a global chemical plant? Join SUSONITY, a leader in the chemical industry, at our Savannah manufacturing site. We're a global brand that unites proven heritage with future ambition, and we're looking for a highly motivated and experienced professional to help us embrace a bold future.Position Scope:The Operatoris responsible for performing the daily production duties within their production area along with the other operators on the production team. The main activities include the manufacturing of products to ensure quality and favorable yield by following the standard operating procedures, while maintaining high standards for housekeeping, safety and environmental compliance. The operator will contribute to the site's continuous improvements utilizing the CIP database for BPS and continuous improvement ideas and may participate on 5S and L&SS projects. The operator is responsible for contributing to the site and departments key performance indicators (KPIs).Schedule & Availability: This position follows a swing shift of 5 x 12 hour shifts, per week with 2 days off in between. Must be able to work long hours on a rotating shift schedule on a regular basis and in extreme climates (high/low temperatures and humidity).Key Responsibilities:Operator areas include but not limited to: Mica Preparation, Finishing, Blending & Packaging, Repack, Non-Dust, Bismuth, and WM production.Process chemicals by following standard operating procedures on equipment such as reactors, filters, kilns, centrifuge, pumps, etc.Assure safe and environmentally compliant operation of the production processes.Package and transfer chemicals safely.Monitor and maintain equipment, including adjusting controls, cleaning, and startup/shutdown.Conduct laboratory tests and record results like PH, temperature, particle analysis, etc.Possess technical knowledge in the area of responsibilities.Participate in continuous improvements initiatives within areas of responsibility.Provide on-the-job training to other operator I and II as requested.Ability to climb stairs, ladders and walk long distances during the course of the workday.Able to move and handle heavy objects with appropriate equipment.Qualifications:A High School / GED degree.At least three years of Chemical Operations experience in a Manufacturing environment.Be proficient in the use of normal computer hardware/software.A solid understanding and application of basic math skills.Exposure to Lean Six Sigma and ISO certification.Physical Requirements:Ability to stand for extended periods.Ability to lift objects up to 50 lbs.Ability to climb ladder/stairs.Ability to bend, stoop and kneel.Ability to work in various environmental conditions (hot, cold, dusty).Ability to work in enclosed/tight spaces.Must be able to work long hours (12-14) on a rotating shift schedule on a regular basis.Must be able to work in extreme climates (high / low temperatures and humidity).Able to move and handle heavy objects with appropriate equipment.