CMS Technician

Incora • McKinney, TX

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About The Position

Incora is seeking a Chemical Management Technician, also referred to as the CMS Technician Lead, to support chemical management on a customer site or at company warehouse locations. The role represents the company’s values, quality, and commitment while maintaining adequate stock levels and performing value-added inventory and chemical-management services. The technician maintains knowledge of company products, services, inventory systems, quality requirements, and customer plans and specifications.

The work includes monitoring and replenishing production-floor bins and storage cabinets; inspecting inventory and chemical shelf life; conducting basic chemical compatibility analysis and sampling; adding chemicals to process tanks based on customer laboratory guidance; and supporting machine maintenance involving draining, cleaning, and replenishing fluids. The technician also receives, verifies, packages, delivers, and stocks products, and uses scanners and inventory systems to transmit replenishment orders.

The position requires following customer-site safety and security procedures and applicable regulatory requirements. Duties also include waste management where applicable, gas-cylinder and liquid-nitrogen handling, customer communication, process improvement recommendations, and attendance at required meetings or training. Travel between customer sites may be necessary. The role may require schedule changes, overtime, and work on weekends or holidays to meet customer needs.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED.
• 40-hour HAZWOPER training.
• DOT training.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills for professional interaction with internal and external customers.
• Demonstrated commitment to maintaining a safe, hazard-free workplace.
• Ability to wear and actively support required personal protective equipment, including a respirator, face shield, apron, and gloves.
• Excellent organizational and time-management skills.
• Clear and accurate data-entry and documentation skills.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks with strong follow-through and perseverance.
• Excellent customer-service skills and the ability to deal tactfully, confidently, and ethically with internal and external customers.
• Attention to detail and ability to conduct in-depth research when required.
• Ability to be cross-trained in multiple critical department areas.
• Competence with integrated data systems and Microsoft Office, including Outlook and intermediate-to-advanced Word and Excel skills as applicable or required.
• Openness to schedule changes and demands to meet customer needs.
• Reliable personal transportation and a company-approved driving record.
• Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
• Experience using Copilot or other AI tools to enhance productivity.

Nice To Haves

• Associate degree in a closely related field, such as Inventory Management, Logistics, Chemistry, or Engineering.
• Basic knowledge or competency in chemical compatibility, including balancing pH levels.

Responsibilities

• Maintain knowledge of company products, services, inventory systems, quality requirements, and customer plans and specifications.
• Monitor production-floor bins and storage cabinets and replenish stock as needed.
• Inspect inventory for shelf life and expiration dates.
• Conduct basic chemical analysis and sampling, and review chemical compatibility as required.
• Add chemicals to process tanks according to written guidance from the customer laboratory.
• Coordinate the availability and delivery of chemicals needed for additions.
• Prepare and package materials for shipment.
• Use hand scanners to scan customer-site stocking locations and transmit replenishment orders to the company mainframe.
• Receive and verify products and documentation for accuracy and compliance with customer specifications.
• Gather, deliver, and stock inventory in storage cribs, bins, and cabinets at customer sites.
• Level-load production-floor bins when needed due to back orders.
• Use pallet jacks, drum dollies, forklifts, and order pickers when trained and certified.
• Maintain floor cleanliness; apply labels; and repair or replace bins, cabinets, and racks as required.
• Coordinate with customer Production Floor Supervisors and Lead Persons on new part numbers, bin changes, and bin quantities.
• Communicate part expedites, quality issues, and other problems to the appropriate lead or customer program supervisor or manager.
• Recommend process improvements to increase efficiency and accuracy.
• Conduct periodic data reviews, including drain, clean, and refill data, to support machine maintenance and fluid performance.
• Perform machine maintenance by draining, cleaning, and replenishing materials as required.
• Follow work procedures and customer-site safety and security requirements, including applicable OSHA, FAR, EPA, DOT, and RCRA requirements.
• Perform waste management where applicable by contract or site.
• Attend regularly scheduled customer or company-sponsored meetings and training as required.
• Deliver and dispense gas cylinders, down-pack materials, and fill liquid nitrogen dewars.
• Travel between customer sites as necessary.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

• Incentive program eligibility for every employee.
• Eight paid holidays and two floating holidays for full-time employees.
• FlexTime policy and 80 hours of exempt sick time for full-time exempt employees.
• Two weeks of paid parental leave.
• Employee discount portal through Perkspot.
• Employer-paid group life insurance at one times salary, short-term disability, and long-term disability.
• 401(k) plan with company match.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED