Compounder I - NL Compounding

kdc/one•Manitowoc, WI

10d

About The Position

Manufacture high-quality intermediate and bulk products using available process equipment in a safe and cost-effective manner. This is an entry-level position. The role involves preparing and blending batches, identifying raw materials, following chemical-handling and safety procedures, maintaining the work area and equipment, communicating operational or personnel problems to Compounding Leads, and completing production data and inventory records. The position also requires monitoring a limited-access area and performing other duties as directed.

Requirements

High school diploma, HSED, or equivalent experience.
Basic math skills.
Ability to read, write, and speak English at the high school (12th-grade) level.
Ability to read and understand SDS.
Ability to perform aseptic sampling of raw materials, intermediates, and bulk products.
Previous manufacturing experience is strongly preferred.
Ability to meet the stated physical demands, including lifting bags up to 60 pounds to waist level and lifting hoses weighing approximately 50 pounds above shoulder level.
Ability to use required PPE, including gloves, face shields, respirators, aprons, goggles, and steel-toed boots.

Nice To Haves

Previous manufacturing experience.

Responsibilities

Understand the operations, methods, and techniques used in manufacturing chemical products.
Sanitize equipment and assist with preparations for product making.
Blend batches, requesting assistance as needed.
Identify the correct raw materials for batches.
Wear provided safety equipment when handling raw materials in areas with odors, fumes, or high temperatures.
Follow established safety procedures and practices to prevent accidents involving employees or facilities.
Keep the work area and equipment clean and orderly.
Promptly and openly communicate operational and personnel problems to Compounding Leads.
Complete special assignments and other duties as directed by Compounding Leads.
Handle chemicals in accordance with state and local regulations.
Monitor the limited-access area to ensure that only authorized individuals enter.
Read and understand safety data sheets (SDS).
Perform aseptic sampling of raw materials, intermediates, and bulk products.
Use a computer to enter batch information, track downtime, and record tank status.
Use a scanner to document consumption of raw materials and components and maintain accurate inventory.
Pass forklift certification.