Chemical Operator I - GSO

Hallstar Services Corporation•Greensboro, NC

3d•$19

About The Position

Chemical Operator - Night Shift The Company Hallstar is a leading global provider of specialty chemistry solutions. The company takes a collaborative approach to every engagement, working to understand customer businesses in order to provide not only the products that customers need, but the technical support, chemistry expertise and industry knowledge that help the customer make the most of those products. We believe that our versatility and growth has come directly from contributions made by our team. We are committed to developing our people to their full potential in a working environment where everyone is fully engaged and valued. We offer development opportunities to further enhance business, technical and leadership skills. And as a dynamic, growing, international company we can offer a range of career opportunities. To learn more, visit www.hallstar.com. Let’s Work Wonders The Opportunity We are currently in search of a Chemical Operator to join our Industrial team in Greensboro, NC Work hours are 8pm to 8am, on a rotating shift

Requirements

High school diploma or general education degree (GED).
Must be able to to lift and move up to 50 pounds.

Nice To Haves

One to two of years related experience preferred but willing to train.
Forklift experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Follows work instructions, procedures and product specifications; adds specified amounts of raw materials into vessels or blending tanks; sets valves to feed liquid and solid materials through equipment units.
Sets controls in specified sequence on control panel to start automatic feed.
Weighs out quantities of powdered or liquid chemicals, following formula sheets.
Starts and monitors feed of solid or semi-solid materials through equipment units, such as mills, heating vessels and mixing tanks.
Dumps pre-weighed ingredients into tanks, hoppers, or ball/continuous mills.
Adjusts controls and valves to maintain system at specified temperature, pressure, and vacuum levels.
Observes chemical reactions; monitors gauges, samples and data recorders; and receives notification from analytical laboratory, supervisor, or other workers to make specified operating adjustments.
Observes gauges, and instruments, turns valves, and moves controls to regulate temperatures, pressures, and flow of steam, coolant, and chemical constituents through system to effect prescribed reaction within critical limits, according to knowledge of equipment and process.
Draws samples of product at specified stages of synthesis and performs standard tests to determine if manufacturing is proceeding efficiently and in conformity with specifications.
Attaches hoses, pumps or transfer equipment to move completed slurry to holding area or manufacturing coating equipment.