Production Operator - Formulator

• Able to drive the forklift, jockey, and semi-trailer, all in-house only.

• Be prepared to begin work at the designated start time;
• Know, Follow, and Understand all company, job, and safety procedures, training, and policies for the following; but not limited to: ISO procedures (to maintain quality and customer satisfaction), On the Job Training, DOT, OSHA, EPA, and SDS for right to know.
• Perform the essential functions of this position.
• S afely conduct operations and identify and report any potential safety hazards to a Shift Leader, HS&E Coordinator, or other management personnel.
• Wear all required personal protective equipment;
• Treat other employees with dignity and respect;
• Maintain a clean, “tour-ready” work area.
• Ask questions to develop a clear understanding of their training.
• Follows verbal instructions. Able to retain and act on learned knowledge.
• Motivated to work. Willing to ask questions for further understanding of job.
• Work overtime as required to support the continuity of operations at the plant.
• Perform any other related duties as directed by the Operations Leader or the Production Shift Leader.
• Attends meetings; including such, but not limited to Safety, Communications, Benefits, Educational, and Team
• Transfers formulated products to drums, labels, and completes required paperwork.
• Gains understanding of production schedule and processes of how it relates to work assignments & special instructions.
• Attends meetings, such as; safety & related, communications, benefits, training, and other team meetings.
• Able to see computer screen information and perform accurate keyboarding to perform this job.
• Keep equipment & tools neat and put back in their rightful place.
• Performs housekeeping while on the job and checks to make sure all is cleaned as you work.
• Receives approval for hose change, etc. Notifies leadership of any mechanical or plant-related issues