Position Overview This role conducts independent audits of key production and service areas to ensure compliance, effectiveness, and continuous improvement across operations. Required Skills and Experience Bachelor of Science degree in Quality Management or a related field, with emphasis on Lean Manufacturing and ISO Auditing is desirable, but not a requirement for this position Proficient in Microsoft Office and related software applications Strong written and verbal communication skills Candidates who possess relevant experience, demonstrate knowledge, and the right skill set will be considered Exposure Warning and Working Conditions May have respiratory or skin exposure to various chemicals used or manufactured throughout the job site Essential Duties and Responsibilities Train new employees on the basic Quality Program Develop and conduct detailed process and procedural audits for: Chemicals & Plastics Warehouses Fibers Warehouses CMD Operations & Shipping Polymers Operations & Shipping CESP Operations & Shipping Baling Cleaning Cleaning Services Stores Tool Room Trucking Construction Crafts, as needed Communicate effectively with all levels of employees Train employees on quality-related topics and issues Work independently with minimal supervision after training Create and maintain forms using Microsoft Office applications Serve as a resource for quality-related topics Generate cost-saving ideas and improvement opportunities Assist service areas with problem-solving, root cause failure analysis, and other quality techniques Comply with all safety regulations and procedures applicable to a chemical plant environment Maintain regular, reliable attendance and flexibility to work varied shifts and/or overtime as needed

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

From $25.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Shift availability: Day Shift (Preferred)

Work Location:

In person