Chemical Process Operators

PrideStaff is currently seeking

MULTIPLE

motivated and detail-oriented Chemical Process Operator for a rapidly growing specialty chemical manufacturer in the Joliet area. Our client has seen consistent growth since 2019 and is looking for individuals who want more than just a paycheck, they are looking for a career home where they can learn, adapt, and advance.

Why You Should Apply:

Career Growth:

This company invests in its people. High performers are eligible for up to 3-4 pay increases per year based on learning and growth.

Stable Schedule:

Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM (No forced weekend rotations). $20-33/hr-

DOE Safety First:

A culture that prioritizes your well-being with monthly dedicated safety meetings.

Dynamic Environment:

This isn't a "button-pushing" job. Your tasks change daily, keeping the work engaging and challenging.

The Role:

As a Chemical Process Operator, you will take full ownership of the production cycle. You aren't just watching a machine; you are managing the chemistry.

Core Responsibilities:

Manual Batching:

Accurately measuring and hand-adding reactants to raw materials at precise intervals.

Process Monitoring:

Overseeing reactions, recording key parameters, and taking samples for Quality Control testing.

Material Logistics:

Loading and unloading tank trucks and rail cars; utilizing a forklift to move drums, totes, and pallets.

Facility Maintenance:

Cleaning and flushing lines/pumps to prevent contamination and performing simple mechanical adjustments (tightening valves/fittings).

Quality Documentation:

Following strict ISO standards to ensure every batch meets the highest level of excellence.

Requirements:

Attention to

Detail:

You must be precise with measurements and documentation! Quality is a top priority.

Physical Stamina:

Ability to shovel materials, lift 50lb bags, and work in a manual environment.

PPE Compliance:

Must be willing and able to wear a full-face respirator to complete duties safely.

Mechanical Aptitude:

Comfortable using hand tools for minor equipment adjustments.

Growth Mindset:

A strong desire to learn new processes and take on increasing responsibility.

Qualifications:

High School Diploma or equivalent. Previous experience in a manufacturing, chemical, or industrial environment is preferred but not required for those with a strong mechanical background. Valid Forklift Certification (or the ability to obtain one). Must pass a comprehensive background check and 10-panel drug screen.

Compensation / Pay

Rate (Up to): $20.00 - $33.00 Per Hour