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FedChem, a subsidiary of FPC International, Inc., is seeking a motivated, safety-conscious Chemical Operator to initiate and control chemical manufacturing in our plant. You will charge raw materials, monitor batches, and maintain accurate records. Starting pay is $25.00 per hour.
This is a 24/7 facility with rotating 12-hour shifts. The ideal candidate has chemical manufacturing experience, understands safety protocols, and can work in a small team.
FedChem, a subsidiary of FPC International, Inc., is looking for a motivated, safety-conscious, and strong problem solver to join the team as a Chemical Operator. In this role, the Chemical Operator will be responsible for initiating and controlling the manufacturing of chemicals in the chemical plant. This includes charging raw materials, monitoring batches, and maintaining accurate records. Starting pay for this position is $25.00 per hour.
FedChem is a global leader in the production of aluminum organic-based products used in the grease, ink, and other specialty chemical industries. Our Manalox ink gellants and Kolate grease products are trusted by customers around the world.
Entrepreneurial, family-friendly, and great work-life balance. New ideas are encouraged. Definitely an opportunity to make an impact! Very collaborative environment.
Rotating 12-hour shift schedule (7:00 AM - 7:00 PM and 7:00 PM - 7:00 AM), with day/night rotation every two weeks and every other weekend off.
Production Supervisor
This role works on a small team of Chemical Operators, alongside Maintenance Personnel and any other staff in the facilities.
Forklift Certification is highly desired.
Previous experience working in a chemical manufacturing environment and a great understanding of safety protocol. The availability to work in a 24/7 facility is a must.
Below is more detail about the responsibilities of the role!
FedChem is an equal opportunity employer
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