Operator - Night Shift 1

Lubrizol•Bowling Green, OH

About The Position

The Operator operates equipment or areas in a unit, using knowledge and experience to work safely, responsibly toward the environment, and efficiently. The role executes and contributes to the unit work activity task list. Operators perform rounds and field quality testing, monitor equipment, product quality, process conditions, and control systems, and carry out assigned operations tasks. They use basic troubleshooting and diagnostic skills to address process deviations and upset conditions, follow site and unit standard work practices and procedures, and contribute to daily improvements and root cause investigations when requested. The Operator also trains new unit operating personnel, monitors unit metrics and asset utilization losses, supports plant and business goals, and develops and applies the skills and safe work practices needed for operator care activities. This role requires a strong safety mindset and the ability to wear appropriate personal protective equipment. The work involves standing, walking, and moving throughout a 12-hour shift, lifting up to 50 pounds throughout the shift, and climbing stairs and ladders. The posting identifies the position as a night-shift role.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Willingness to learn and be trained in industrial operations, including equipment operation such as forklift operation.
Good communication and teamwork skills.
Strong safety mindset and ability to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
Ability to stand, walk, and move throughout a 12-hour shift.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds throughout the shift and climb stairs and ladders.

Nice To Haves

Experience in an industrial, manufacturing, warehouse, construction, or similar hands-on environment.
Prior experience with an ERP system such as SAP.
Skills in MS Office.

Responsibilities

Operate equipment or areas in the unit safely, responsibly toward the environment, and efficiently.
Execute and contribute to the unit work activity task list and perform tasks assigned to operations.
Perform rounds and field quality testing to check process equipment and product quality, and monitor process conditions and control systems.
Use basic troubleshooting and diagnostic skills to resolve process deviations and upset conditions.
Follow site and/or unit standard work processes, practices, and the Procedure Use Policy.
Respond appropriately to unplanned events that trigger root cause investigations and participate in investigations as requested.
Train new unit operating personnel and share operating knowledge to support their development.
Align operational performance within assigned responsibilities with plant and business goals.
Improve unit operating discipline and performance using personal knowledge and skills.
Monitor key unit metrics and accurately record asset utilization losses.
Develop and apply the skills and competencies needed for plant operator care activities, using appropriate operating discipline and safe work practices.