Chemical Operator

Stockhausen Superabsorber; Greensboro (NC); On-site; USD 52,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Onboarding training

Pioneering work

Benefits package

Job summary

Stockhausen Superabsorber in Greensboro, NC is seeking a Chemical Operator to monitor equipment, ensure product quality, and perform routine plant checks on a rotating shift. The role emphasizes safety, environmental protection, and precise record-keeping within a modern manufacturing setting.

Requirements include an engineering degree with 3+ years in engineering and at least 1 year of supervisory experience, plus strong Microsoft Office skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).

Qualifications

• Engineering degree and 3+ years in engineering with at least 1 year in supervision.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications; experience with engineering software desirable.

Responsibilities

• Monitor assigned area for proper equipment operation and product quality.
• Perform plant checks during the shift to ensure propulsion operation.
• Report leaks, malfunctions, or unusual noises; operate processing equipment.
• Perform prescribed cleaning procedures and maintain records.
• Complete production and environmental records as required.
• Cross-train on other Chemical Operator duties across related plants.
• Adhere to ESHS programs and safety regulations, reporting hazards.

Skills

Teamwork

Communication

Safety awareness

Grit

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

Jobs@Greensboro
November 13, 2026
For our Greensboro site in the USA
Chemical Operator
If chemistry is right, then together WE can achieve almost anything. Join our team.

What Sets Us Apart

WE are one of the world’s leading manufacturers of superabsorbents that keep the skin of babies and adults dry all over the world. Together in the US we work at the Greensboro, Norh Carolina location on diverse and challenging projects in a modern, innovative, and creative environment. The foundation of our success is the knowledge, dedication, and commitment of our employees. Together, WE shape our future.

Performance-based compensation, support for personal development, and professional training are a given for us. The “WE” spirit leads to success.

Your Responsibilities

Accountability

• Monitor assigned area continuously for proper equipment operation and product quality.
• Perform prescribed plant checks during the shift to insure propel operation.
• Monitor equipment and report any leaks, malfunctions, or unusual noises, or other problems.
• Operate various pieces of equipment used in the processing of a product.
• Perform prescribed cleaning procedures.
• Complete production and environmental records as required.
• Perform specific plant functions as described in the plant specific “task list”.
• Maintain work area in clean and orderly manner; observe all company safety regulations and work rules.
• Perform prescribed Q. C. sampling of raw materials, in process materials and/or finished product.
• Assist other plant personnel in troubleshooting and perform minor maintenance duties.
• Cross train on other Chemical Operator duties in other related plants.
• Accepts responsibility for his or her own safety and health. Performs assigned duties in a manner that is safe and protective of the environment. Follows operating procedures to ensure a safe and environmentally protective workplace. Observes and reports all incidents and unsafe conditions. Takes an active interest in improving safety and environmental protection.

Other Duties

• Adhere to ESHS programs, rules & procedures
• Assume personal accountability for individual behaviors related to ESHS activities.
• Have the appropriate knowledge and tools prior to performing a task.
• Complete all required ESHS training and remain current with applicable learning plans at all times.
• Report all injuries to Employee Health Services or Security and supervision within the same shift of the occurrence.
• Inform direct supervision of any ESHS hazards or concerns in the workplace.
• Provide feedback and coaching to coworkers on both safe and unsafe behaviors and conditions.
• Actively participate in the ESHS management system as directed by supervision.

What You Bring To The Table

• Engineering degree with a minimum of (3) years of working experience in engineering fields including at least 1 year of supervisory experience. 10 years of related Utility experience and an advanced degree may be substituted for an engineering degree.
• Must have proficiency with Microsoft office applications. Experience with engineering software tools desired.
• Must be experienced in the following Microsoft software: Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Strong teamwork and communication skills
• Safety awareness
• Overall, grit.

What We Offer

• #Onboarding: Intensive on-the-job training
• #Pioneering work: The opportunity to actively shape our future and our success during an exciting phase in the company’s history
• #OtherGoodies: benefits and compensation package including but not limited to medical, dental, FSA, HSA, 401k