Environmental Services Compressed Gas Operator Destruction

• Affordable health coverage for employees and your family
• Low-cost Dental and Vision benefits
• 401k retirement with company match

• 10 Paid Holidays, plus 2 flex days for your use
• Generous paid time off for personal, vacation, parental, and medical leave

• Comprehensive training program to help you learn and excel
• Opportunities for certifications and professional development

• All required PPE is provided, including an annual boot allowance, gloves, glasses, and uniforms
• Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and criminal background check

• Collaborate and interact with different departments in operations and with the Environmental Services team to ensure the proper destruction of gas to enable the generation of carbon credit offsets
• Follow and support all processes and procedures in order to prevent a negative impact to Safety, Quality and/or the Environment
• Immediately report all incidents impacting Safety, Quality and/or the Environment
• Operate and maintain all aspects of the destruction unit and keep standard operating procedures up to date
• Learn the fundamentals of ozone-depleting gas handling and management to ensure safety and environmental integrity
• Assists the supervisors with tracking incoming and outgoing production inventory by properly updating the company's inventory tracking system
• Assists in maintaining preventative maintenance program and performs minor maintenance of equipment and inspection of cylinders prior to filling
• Operate equipment for pumping or repackaging gases into cylinders

• Use standard pre-fill and post-fill inspections, tests, and operating procedures before cylinders are released.
• Demonstrate ability to be a safety leader by fostering a strong safety culture and ensuring a safe work environment with a commitment to zero injuries, emissions, and zero leaks
• Must safely operate forklift, clamps, and overhead crane when necessary
• Understands hazards of various gases, size and contents of cylinders by reading safety data sheets and cylinder labels as required
• Tracks downtime and performs root cause to assist in driving continuous improvement

• Fill cylinders or containers to proper capacity and accurately maintain cylinder filling records and ensures that all required procedures are followed to comply with local, state, and federal regulations

• Monitors processing equipment performance and makes minor adjustments such as setups, calibrations, troubleshooting, and product testing

• Complete daily fill sheets and cylinder filling records accurately and timely
• Complete and attach warning and other identification tags, labels, and decals to cylinders
• Monitoring and advising on production status, destruction status and equipment

• Maintain ISO programs including 9001 and 14001 and comply with all OSHA requirements

• Other duties as assigned

• High School diploma or GED required
• Certification or Associate Degree in a related field such as Machining, Industrial or Applied Engineering preferred
• Ability to work overtime hours including weekends when necessary
• Ability to analyze problems and implement solutions
• High attention to detail with the ability to communicate effectively both written and verbally
• Ability to follow job instructions and be aware of job responsibilities
• Ability to meet KPIs
• Material Handling equipment familiarity
• Strong mechanical aptitude required
• Ability to be trained on ARB/EPA and Regulatory compliance
• Experience with pipe fitting preferred
• Experience with HVAC is highly preferred
• Previously skilled trade experience in machine repair and experience working in a chemical or water processing environment preferred

• Frequently pushes, pulls, moves and/or lifts up to 50 pounds independently
• Sitting 10% of the day; standing and/or walking 80-90% of the time
• Lifting/Carrying from one level to another approximately 40% of the time
• Frequently moves cylinders that can weigh over 200 pounds
• Frequently identifies written information on cylinders such as serial numbers, manufacture date, etc.
• Frequently operates a computer using a traditional keyboard to input detailed information such as serial numbers
• Manipulations (seizing, holding, grasping or otherwise working with hands) up to 75% of the day
• Frequently drives a stand-up powered industrial truck (ie. forklift) and safely maneuvers in restrictive spaces
• Stooping and kneeling up to 20% of the day
• Frequently communicates detailed information to others. Must be able to exchange accurate information that others can understand.
• Constantly works in environments with uncontrolled climate and occasional exposure to outdoor weather conditions

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