Batch Maker

Carboline•Columbus, GA

4h•$15 - $18

About The Position

The Batch Maker operates industrial blenders according to established production schedules. The role involves inspecting equipment and materials before production; following work orders and formulas; weighing, measuring, adding, and mixing raw materials; and transferring and discharging materials as needed. The Batch Maker ensures blended products meet quality standards and that equipment is properly set up, cleaned, sanitized, and operated. The position also requires completing cleaning logs and production records, notifying quality control for hygiene testing, reporting malfunctions and safety hazards, supporting routine maintenance, and meeting production goals. No formal education, prior experience, or training is required.

Requirements

No formal education required.
No prior experience or training required.
Able to stand, walk, sit, use hands, reach, climb, balance, kneel, talk, hear, and lift up to 50 pounds.
Observe safety procedures, report potentially unsafe conditions, and properly use and maintain equipment and materials.
Complete and maintain required training and report suspected violations, including those involving a business associate.
Demonstrate accepted ethical and professional business behavior and model the company values of integrity, responsible entrepreneurship, commitment, and moral courage.

Responsibilities

Inspect equipment, structures, and materials for problems or defects before production to maintain a clean, clear, and safe work environment.
Read and follow work orders and formulas to meet production specifications and schedules.
Examine materials, ingredients, or products according to quality standards.
Weigh or measure materials, ingredients, and products according to requirements.
Add and mix raw materials according to specifications.
Transfer materials, supplies, and products between work areas.
Discharge blenders of powder when necessary.
Ensure blended products meet quality and conformity standards.
Set up, clean, sanitize, and properly operate equipment before, after, and between production runs.
Complete cleaning logs and notify quality control for hygiene testing.
Record operational and production data on specified forms and production documents.
Report malfunctions to a supervisor and confirm proactive and routine maintenance.
Conduct ongoing assessments of quality control and operational procedures.
Meet or exceed production goals and guidelines for daily and weekly production runs.
Observe plant safety rules and regulations and promptly report safety hazards.
Complete other duties as assigned.