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About The Position

The Recycling Lead Technician works at the Recycle Facility on B Crew, following a 2/2/3 schedule from 6:45 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The role contributes to accident-free operations and compliance with health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements while helping meet operational goals each shift. The technician starts, operates, maintains, monitors, and shuts down equipment; performs lockout/tagout before equipment work; completes preventive maintenance; troubleshoots process and equipment defects; makes minor repairs; and documents work requiring further repair. The role also supports Maintenance personnel and line commissioning after maintenance or process events. The position maintains adherence to Bills of Process (BOP), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and Critical to Quality (CTQ) standards, and completes scheduled quality checks and shift reports. As the lead on shift, the technician coordinates with technicians, Quality, and Maintenance, mentors other technicians, and fills in for the supervisor when needed, including performing supervisor duties. Work is carried out using workplace organization and efficiency methods such as TPM and 6S.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
1–3 years of experience troubleshooting manufacturing equipment.
Forklift certification, either current or obtained in prior work experience.
Demonstrated ability to work within company values.
Strong decision-making and analytical skills, with the ability to work cross-functionally.
Strong attention to detail.
Strong reading, mathematical, and comprehension skills.
Good communication skills.
Self-directed and motivated, with the ability to multitask in a fast-paced, 24/7 manufacturing environment.
Ability to share responsibility and accountability.
Work-schedule flexibility to accommodate business needs.

Nice To Haves

Computer skills, including basic entry of information into an ERP system for receiving and shipping.

Responsibilities

Contribute to accident-free operations and comply with health, safety, environmental, and quality requirements and regulations.
Help ensure operational goals are met each shift.
Start, operate, monitor, maintain, and shut down equipment, ensuring it operates to specifications.
Perform lockout/tagout before working on equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance, including changing filters and belts, cleaning blades, checking gaps, and conducting air-emission testing.
Diagnose process and equipment defects, make minor repairs, document work orders for other repairs, and assist Maintenance personnel as needed.
Follow Bills of Process (BOP), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and Critical to Quality (CTQ) standards.
Complete scheduled daily Quality Check paperwork and accurately complete Line Status Reports, Scorecards, and Downtown Escalation Reports.
Complete daily duties using workplace organization and efficiency methodologies such as TPM and 6S.
Act as the primary contact with technicians for issues and projects, with the Quality team for product-quality issues, and with Maintenance Technicians for improvements and work-order completion.
Execute minor maintenance and assist Maintenance Technicians when necessary.
Contribute to line commissioning after maintenance or process events.
Fill in when the supervisor is absent and perform supervisor duties when needed.
Guide and mentor other technicians on shift.