Bulk Loader I

Ecolab•Martinsburg, WV

2d•$19 - $29•Onsite

About The Position

Ecolab is seeking a Bulk Bay Spotter / Loader to support operations at a manufacturing facility. The role is responsible for accurate and timely picking, packing, preparation, and shipment of customer orders, as well as material handling and cycle counting. The position supports manufacturing, IPW, quality control, and customer service through chemical transfers, tanker and railcar spotting and handling, documentation, and adherence to applicable regulations and standard operating procedures. The role involves working with chemical processing systems, connecting hoses to pipelines, transferring material to the correct tanks, preparing tanker load packages, recording seals, and matching shipping records, labels, raw materials, and finished goods. It also includes wastewater treatment assistance, tote-offs and labeling, washing lines and tanks, wash-water and salvage/recoup activities, maintaining 5S standards, and cross-training in inbound and outbound operations. The posting identifies the plant location as Martinsburg, West Virginia, and lists a second-shift schedule of Monday through Friday, 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Compensation details in the posting include $29.07 per hour plus a $0.45-per-hour shift differential and possible overtime; a separate annual or hourly compensation section lists a range of $19.30 to $28.96 per hour.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Two years of experience working in a manufacturing plant.
Two years of experience working with chemical mixing.
Ability to lift, push, pull, and carry up to 50 pounds at chest height.

Nice To Haves

Class A CDL.
One year of over-the-road experience.
Must meet the physical requirements for DOL license certification.
Forklift certification or ability to pass forklift certification.
Previous work experience in a chemical environment.

Responsibilities

Plan, schedule, and prioritize work to support manufacturing, IPW, QC, and customer service.
Connect hoses to proper pipelines to transfer material to the correct tank.
Assemble load packages for drivers and record seals as they are placed on tankers.
Match numbers on shipping logs, labels, raw materials, and finished goods.
Follow applicable DOT, Hazmat, FDA, and other regulations for chemical-product storage and shipment, and ensure tankers are properly placarded.
Assist with wastewater treatment, tote-offs, and labeling.
Complete paperwork and documentation accurately.
Wash lines and tanks according to procedures and perform wash-water and salvage/recoup activities as directed by SOPs.
Maintain 5S standards.
Cross-train and work in inbound and outbound areas as needed.
Safely spot tankers in the bay area for product transfer and for inbound and outbound operations.
Safely receive, spot, and unload railcars; notify operations when complete and prepare railcars for pickup.
Safely complete additional tasks as instructed.