Chemical Blending Operator

National Carwash Solutions•Town of Ledgeview, WI

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Blending Operator II is responsible for safely and accurately producing chemical products according to established specifications while maintaining high standards for quality, safety, and efficiency. This role requires a disciplined approach to following processes, a strong sense of ownership for outcomes, and an active mindset toward improving how work is done. Blending Operator IIs are expected to support 6S practices, work with data, and contribute to continuous process improvement efforts.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required
Strong work ethic with the ability to take personal responsibility for quality, safety, and results
Ability and willingness to work as part of a production team that values trust, accountability, and collaboration
Comfortable following standardized processes while also seeking to understand the “why” behind them
Willingness to work assigned hours and overtime as needed

Responsibilities

Read, understand, and follow blending and mixing specifications with discipline and precision to ensure consistent, high-quality finished products
Execute established processes consistently, trusting that standard work and repeatability are essential for quality and continuous improvement
Mix products for specified durations and monitor the process to ensure proper control, adjusting or escalating concerns as needed
Take ownership of assigned work by seeing tasks through to completion and ensuring results meet expectations
Actively monitor product quality, raw materials, and equipment; immediately stop work and notify supervision when quality or safety issues are identified
Accurately record production data, work orders, batch information, and production times to support traceability and data-driven decisions
Apply correct labels and documentation to finished products
Operate a forklift to unload incoming chemical shipments (when certified)
Maintain 6S standards by keeping work areas clean, organized, safe, and clearly labeled at all times
Use data, observations, and firsthand experience to identify opportunities for process improvement and support corrective actions
Communicate proactively with supervisors and teammates—sharing issues, updates, and concerns early to avoid surprises
Treat company resources, equipment, and materials with care and leave the work area in better condition than it was found
Comply with all OSHA, EPA, local regulatory requirements, and company safety policies
Perform other duties as assigned; management retains the discretion to modify responsibilities as business needs evolve