Process Equipment Operator: Net-Zero Site Focus

Dow Inc.; Kentwood (LA); In loco; USD 46.000 - 67.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Competitive base pay

Bonuses

Comprehensive benefits

Paid time off

Training and development

Descrizione del lavoro

Dow Inc. is seeking a Production Equipment Operator for Alberta Operations in Fort Saskatchewan, Canada. You will monitor process equipment across hydrocarbons and plastics units, optimize performance, and adhere to strict safety standards. The role includes field checks, maintenance prep, and cross-team collaboration.

Training will start on day shift for about three years, then shift to a 12-hour rotating schedule once the plant is operational, with potential travel to other facilities.

Competenze

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Progress toward ABSA 4th Class certification or higher.
• Minimum age 18 with a valid Canadian driver's license.
• Physically able to respond to emergencies and work in confined spaces with PPE.
• Technical diploma in Chemical or Power Engineering Technology.
• 1+ years of operations, instrumentation, mechanical, or electrical experience.
• Proficiency with Word, Excel and Outlook.

Mansioni

• Operate and monitor process equipment to meet safety and environmental standards.
• Conduct field checks and adjust controls to optimize operations.
• Prepare equipment for maintenance and isolate systems as needed.
• Follow Dow's Life Critical Standards and operating discipline policies.
• Collaborate within a team, showing leadership and organizational skills.
• Participate in ongoing training to enhance technical knowledge.

Conoscenze

Technical diploma

1+ years experience

MS Word, Excel, Outlook

Formazione

High school diploma

ABSA 4th Class (progress toward)

Descrizione del lavoro

Dow Inc. is seeking a Production Equipment Operator for Alberta Operations in Fort Saskatchewan, Canada. You will monitor process equipment across hydrocarbons and plastics units, optimize performance, and adhere to strict safety standards. The role includes field checks, maintenance prep, and cross-team collaboration.

Training will start on day shift for about three years, then shift to a 12-hour rotating schedule once the plant is operational, with potential travel to other facilities.