Hydrate Operator at Graymont in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Job Description:

United States - WI - Green Bay



POSITION SUMMARY



The Hydrate Operator Controls the hydrate process through standard operating procedures utilizing instrument readings, laboratory test results and physical observations to safely produce a quality product. Duties are usually performed during rotating shifts, 12 hours per day, and 5 days per week.



DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES :



Operate computer-controlled systems for hydrate operation with a full understanding of the process, equipment, and associated controls & instrumentation

• Perform product sampling and laboratory testing to maintain quality control


• Maintain shift records of operational, environmental, and safety data


• Primary goals of Hydrate Operator:
  
  
  • Strict adherence to all safety & environmental rules
  
  
  • Proper operation & maintenance of equipment
  
  
  • Stable process operation with consistent product quality
  
  
  
  


• Perform routine equipment inspection, lubrication, & minor maintenance


• Perform routine clean-up and ensure all equipment are free of materials prior to shutting down


• Assist maintenance personnel as required


• Tolerate intermittent exposure to temperature extremes, dust, noise, and vibration


• Work in adverse outdoor weather conditions


• Assist in loading trucks and rail cars as required

• High school diploma and 2 years of industrial experience preferred


• The ability to communicate fluently to convey, exchange, and understand questions, ideas and instructions in both verbal and written form


• Possess good math skills including four basic arithmetic functions and common units of measurement


• Possess computer skills sufficient to work with JDE, Winlims, Microsoft Excel, Word, and Access, and the ability to learn and understand PLC's (programmable logic controllers)


• Able to access and work in ALL areas of plant which include heights up to 125' above ground level, and confined spaces


• Lifting, carrying, pushing or moving of 50 pounds minimum


• Ability to detect safety hazards and equipment malfunctions, and respond accordingly


• Ability to learn about lubrication and service requirements of machinery


• Ability to safely operate front-end loader, skid-steer loader, track mobile and forklift preferred


• Ability and willingness to be cross-trained in other job functions