Plant Operations Technician - Chemical Waste & Incineration

RECRUIT LYNC PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 45,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

AWS

VB

Sign-on Bonus

Quarterly Incentive

Transport Allowance

Job summary

RECRUIT LYNC PTE. LTD. in Singapore is seeking a Process Technician with a chemical background to monitor and optimize plant operations, perform inspections, and ensure safe, compliant running of the incineration-related processes.

You will operate forklifts, track performance data, and report abnormalities while maintaining daily records; a minimum of two years' experience and a NITEC in Chemical Engineering or equivalent are required, along with a forklift license.

Qualifications

• At least 2 years of relevant working experience as Process Technician (chemical background).
• Forklift license is required.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and troubleshoot plant operations, conduct equipment inspections every two hours using the Field Operation Checklist, and promptly report abnormalities.
• Monitor oil sludge hopper, wastewater, and waste solvent tank levels, replenishing as required and notifying the Supervisor/Team Leader when levels are low.
• Operate forklifts and cranes to handle and transfer oil sludge, clear fly ash bins and slag containers, and replenish sand for the fluidizing bed incinerator.
• Monitor and record plant operating parameters, ensuring the incinerator and associated equipment operate within required conditions.
• Regulate liquid waste treatment capacity, compile and review daily operational reports, and maintain accurate plant performance records.

Skills

Process Technician

Forklift license

Education

NITEC in Chemical Engineering or Equivalent

Job description

RECRUIT LYNC PTE. LTD. in Singapore is seeking a Process Technician with a chemical background to monitor and optimize plant operations, perform inspections, and ensure safe, compliant running of the incineration-related processes.

You will operate forklifts, track performance data, and report abnormalities while maintaining daily records; a minimum of two years' experience and a NITEC in Chemical Engineering or equivalent are required, along with a forklift license.