2nd Shift Plant Operator - 2:30 PM - 11PM 7124

Daniels Health•Taylor, MI

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Daniels Health is hiring a Plant Operator at its medical waste treatment facility in Shakopee, Minnesota. The role involves checking in regulated medical waste containers, verifying paperwork and counts, moving and unloading waste containers, and operating a forklift and autoclave to treat waste. The position suits someone who enjoys varied work and can think through practical problems. Operators weigh incoming containers, operate waste-treatment equipment, recertify 55-gallon drums for reuse, count universal waste, and record information on manifests. The work takes place in an industrial, non-office setting and involves standing for extended periods, lifting up to 75 pounds, and handling drums. Operators are expected to follow written procedures and safety requirements, complete paperwork accurately, report issues promptly, work with teammates and supervisors, and help train others after becoming competent in assigned tasks. This is a permanent, full-time position working 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday, from 2:30 PM to 11:00 PM. The stated rate is $20 per hour and is non-negotiable. Overtime opportunities are available. Full-time roles receive benefits, sick leave, and vacation leave from day one. Daniels Health describes its healthcare waste-management services as focused on safety, infection control, and reducing environmental burden.

Requirements

Experience in a labor-intensive, warehouse, industrial, or manufacturing job.
Ability to lift 50 or more pounds safely and repeatedly.
Reliability and longevity with previous employers.
Comfort working around medical and universal waste while using personal protective equipment.
Willingness to undergo a five-panel urine drug screening.
Willingness to undergo a seven-year background check.
Basic math skills and ability to read and record weights accurately.
A can-do attitude and commitment to safe, efficient work.

Nice To Haves

Hi-Lo experience.
Familiarity with weighbridge or scale systems.

Responsibilities

Weigh incoming regulated medical waste containers using the weighbridge.
Load and operate the autoclave machine used to treat waste.
Recertify 55-gallon drums for safe reuse.
Count universal waste, such as lightbulbs and batteries, and add it to manifests.
Lift containers and handle 55-gallon drums throughout the shift.
Follow written processes and safety procedures consistently.
Complete paperwork accurately and double-check counts and labels.
Identify and promptly report issues with containers, paperwork, or equipment.
Work with teammates and supervisors to keep the plant running smoothly.
Help train others after becoming competent in specific tasks.