As a Level III Auxiliary Operator you’ll independently perform moderate and more complex auxiliary operations, including setup support, changeovers, and troubleshooting to standard work.
Compensation
The pay range for this position is $18.40-$25.80 per hour, along with additional compensation through overtime and 10% shift differential when working an off-shift.
Responsibilities
Complete daily auxiliary operations efficiently and consistently.
Routinely operate and set up moderate and complex auxiliary processes to target.
Demonstrate solid understanding of common part configurations and auxiliary equipment requirements.
Troubleshoot abnormal processes and work with setup or support resources to resolve issues.
Use schedules, routings, metrics, and department resources to make effective decisions.
The Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) Technician provides hands-on support to resolve instrumentation and electrical problems as they occur.
Responsibilities
Understand permit procedures (general, hot and entry)
Maintain, troubleshoot and repair chemical plant instrumentation and equipment including low and high voltages, valves, transmitters, controllers and Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
Investigate equipment failures to determine root cause and recommend and implement appropriate solutions to eliminate or reduce failures
Assist in the review, development and implementation of site preventative maintenance programs
Participate in the planning and execution of chemical plant turnarounds
