Power & Chemical Area Process Lead

International Paper Company; Prattville (AL); On-site; USD 130,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Life insurance

401(k)

Paid Time Off

Tuition/Education assistance

Job summary

International Paper Company in Prattville invites applications for an Area Process Manager - Power and Chemical. The role covers two lime kilns, evaporators, boilers, and turbine generators, managed by four area managers to achieve safety, environmental, quality, production and cost targets.

Candidates should have four years post-college experience with at least two years in pulp & paper, plus an engineering degree and supervisory exposure. Utilities or evaporator experience is a plus.

Qualifications

• Four years post-college experience with a minimum of two years operation experience in pulp & paper.
• Engineering degree and some supervisory experience preferred.
• Experience in Utilities, lime kilns, or evaporators preferred.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for day-to-day manufacturing needs to deliver safety, environmental, quality, production and cost targets.
• Lead area to an injury-free work environment through safe leadership and example.
• Lead safety processes including safety work systems, observations, and operator safety training.
• Maintain high standards and communicate them clearly with accountability.
• Drive continual improvement with a Manufacturing Excellence culture; support IEPM, MWS, RCFA, Basic Care, and Preventative Maintenance.

Skills

Leadership

Safety leadership

Education

Engineering degree

Job description

International Paper Company in Prattville invites applications for an Area Process Manager - Power and Chemical. The role covers two lime kilns, evaporators, boilers, and turbine generators, managed by four area managers to achieve safety, environmental, quality, production and cost targets.

Candidates should have four years post-college experience with at least two years in pulp & paper, plus an engineering degree and supervisory exposure. Utilities or evaporator experience is a plus.