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SEATEX GROUP • Pasadena, TX

22d • Onsite

About The Position

The Production Operator I learns and performs assigned chemical production and packaging tasks at Seatex’s Pasadena facility under the direction of a Production Supervisor or experienced operator. The role emphasizes safe work, accurate records, and qualification on assigned processes and equipment.

The operator reads production orders, batch sheets, labels, safety information, and standard operating procedures; verifies materials and quantities; and, after training, prepares, processes, transfers, fills, packages, labels, and moves chemical products as assigned. The position performs measurements, sampling, in-process checks, and inspections, while recording batch, inventory, equipment, and production information to support product identification and traceability.

The operator also performs pre-use inspections, cleaning, basic equipment care, housekeeping, setup, and changeover tasks. The role follows site procedures for PPE, chemical handling, spills, waste, and equipment isolation, and promptly reports deviations, quality concerns, equipment faults, unsafe conditions, incidents, and near misses. Production status and shift handoff information are communicated to coworkers and relevant teams.

Requirements

• Ability to read and follow work and safety instructions.
• Ability to use basic math and measurements.
• Ability to enter legible and accurate records.
• Ability to learn safe equipment operation, material identification, and quality checks through hands-on training.
• Ability to meet applicable medical evaluation, fit testing, and use requirements when assigned respirator work.
• Ability to perform extended standing and walking, frequent bending and reaching, and material handling; occasional lifting or moving of up to 50 pounds, with assistance or mechanical aids as appropriate.

Nice To Haves

• Industrial, manufacturing, chemical processing, or warehouse experience is preferred; entry-level applicants may be considered.

Responsibilities

• Read production orders, batch sheets, labels, safety information, and standard operating procedures; verify materials and quantities before use.
• Prepare, process, transfer, fill, package, label, and move chemical products as assigned after training on applicable equipment.
• Perform required measurements, sampling, in-process checks, and inspections; report deviations, damaged material, and quality concerns promptly.
• Complete accurate batch, inventory, equipment, and production records, maintaining product identification and traceability.
• Perform pre-use inspections, cleaning, basic operator care, and housekeeping; report equipment faults and coordinate repairs through supervision.
• Follow site procedures for PPE, chemical handling, spills, waste, and equipment isolation; stop work and report unsafe conditions, incidents, and near misses.
• Communicate production status, equipment issues, and shift handoff information to coworkers, the supervisor, quality, and maintenance.
• Stage raw materials, containers, labels, and supplies; confirm identification and quantities with guidance before starting a job.
• Operate designated mixing, blending, filling, packaging, and material-handling equipment after completing site training and authorization.
• Perform assigned setup, cleaning, and changeover steps using checklists or instructions; ask for direction when conditions differ from the approved process.
• Record readings, counts, lot information, and other required data; seek review when unsure and promptly correct errors through the approved process.
• Escalate unusual equipment behavior, product appearance, leaks, missing materials, or out-of-specification results rather than making unauthorized process adjustments.

Benefits

• Competitive pay
• Medical benefits
• Dental benefits
• Vision benefits
• 401(k) retirement plan
• Paid time off
• Opportunities to learn and grow

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed