Process Attendant

Illinois Cement•LaSalle, IL

8d•$38•Onsite

About The Position

Process Attendants are responsible for performing equipment checks and inspections, regular clean-up duties, obtaining required quality control samples, and assisting with troubleshooting process-related problems. These tasks are performed according to a checklist for each respective area, with a completed and signed checklist required for each shift. Process Attendants must also complete and turn in a signed Area Inspection for their work area at the end of their shift. The role requires the ability to work at elevated heights, walk, climb stairs and ladders, shovel, sweep, and communicate with colleagues via radios. Additionally, Process Attendants may be required to operate various equipment and tools as needed, such as electric and pneumatic jackhammers, impacts and hand tools, poke bars and scrapers, air lances, forklifts, and bobcats/skid steers. General tasks include inspecting belt lines, rollers, water and oil flows and levels, bearings, motors, drive belts and chains, hoppers and chutes, ducts, and mechanical linkages, as well as inspecting fire extinguishers and safety equipment.

Requirements

Ability to work in elevated heights.
Ability to walk, climb stairs and ladders.
Ability to shovel and sweep.
Ability to communicate with other employees via radios.
Ability to operate equipment and tools on an as needed basis including but not limited to: electric and pneumatic jackhammers, impacts and hand tools, using poke bars and scrapers, air lances, fork lifts, bobcats/skid steers.
Ability to inspect belt lines, rollers, water and oil flows and levels, bearings, motors, drive belts and chains, hoppers and chutes, ducts, mechanical linkages.
Ability to inspect fire extinguishers and safety equipment.

Responsibilities

Perform checks and inspections of equipment according to a checklist.
Conduct regular clean-up duties.
Obtain required quality control samples.
Assist with troubleshooting process-related problems.
Complete and sign a checklist for each shift.
Perform an Area Inspection for their work area and turn in the signed and completed inspection upon completion of their shift.
Work in elevated heights.
Walk, climb stairs and ladders.
Shovel, sweep.
Communicate with other employees via radios.
Operate equipment and tools on an as needed basis including but not limited to: electric and pneumatic jackhammers, impacts and hand tools, using poke bars and scrapers, air lances, fork lifts, bobcats/skid steers.
Inspect belt lines, rollers, water and oil flows and levels, bearings, motors, drive belts and chains, hoppers and chutes, ducts, mechanical linkages.
Inspect fire extinguishers and safety equipment.