Lead Process Operator

Tidal Vision•Traer, IA

1d•$27 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

The Lead Process Operator is an integral part of the production team, performing functions to create safe and quality products for Tidal Vision. The position is responsible for retrieving, weighing, handling and mixing chemical ingredients; monitoring equipment during the chemical process; repairing machinery if problems arise; accurately recording information about equipment, process, quality and inventory control; and assisting in the planning and improvement of processes or products, including conducting QA/QC testing and documenting results. Duties may also include loading and unloading trucks and managing warehouse inventory on an as-needed basis. The Lead Process Operator is also responsible for proactively communicating status to headquarters, as well as building strong working relationships with the partnership team at our Iowa satellite location.

Requirements

2+ years of experience in a leadership role
High School Diploma or equivalent
Mechanical aptitude
Experience with Lean methodologies
Experience with inventory management
Must have Microsoft Office Suite or Google Suite experience
Desire to work with team members to improve processes and product quality in a physically demanding environment
Mandatory compliance with safety and quality regulations, including wearing protective gear and safety operating all equipment.
Familiarity with safe handling practices regarding hazardous materials.
Must possess a valid driver’s license with proof of insurance and a clean driving record.
Incumbent is subject to a criminal background check.

Nice To Haves

Additional relevant education (i.e. Technical College)
Forklift certification

Responsibilities

Scheduling and running of the Production Line.
Inventory and Inventory control of the Iowa location.
Supporting QA/QC testing or documenting results.
Training of personnel as required.
Maintenance of equipment and cleanliness of the Production Line.
Storing, retrieving, mixes, and monitors chemicals used in the production process.
Accurately recording information, such as ingredients, weights, and temperature, and inputting into a database.
Troubleshooting issues with production equipment and processes.
Observing all company, local, state, and federal safety and quality regulations.
Reporting accidents, safety violations, or other concerns.
Assisting in planning and improving processes and product quality.
Meeting physical requirements of the position, including walking, standing, or sitting for extended periods, lifting heavy objects, climbing, crouching, operating tools, and wearing safety gear.
Operating a forklift safely and effectively.
Loading and unloading trucks utilizing forklift or other equipment.
Maintaining warehouse inventory in a safe, organized manner.
Preparing and completing shipping, receiving and inventory tasks as required.