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Winsearch is seeking an experienced Chemical Process Operator for a Weekday Nights shift in the Wigan area. The role runs Monday to Thursday, 6pm–6am, with a salary of £39,900.
The main duties involve batch manufacture, weighing, mixing/reacting chemical ingredients, and ensuring quality, safety and efficiency through monitoring and accurate record-keeping. You will support process improvements, report observations, and work with the production team to develop best practices.
Chemical Process Operator (Weekday Nights)
Wigan
Monday to Thursday 6pm - 6am
£39,900
My client who is a leading manufacturer within their field is seeking an experienced Chemical Process Operator to join their team.
The main purpose of the Process Operator is batch manufacture of our products. This role also includes many other aspects of manufacturing and will work as an integral part of the production team. The position includes retrieving, weighing, and mixing/reacting chemical ingredients. Monitoring of equipment during the chemical process and recording information to ensure quality, safety and efficiency are requisites of the role.
All aspects of site operations must be completed in a safe, timely and professional manner reporting any problems which arise.
The Production Process Operator is required to assist in the improvement of processes or products by reporting observations during the manufacturing process and to work with the production team members in order to aid development of best processes and products.
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