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D & D Accounting Services, LLC
Extraction Technician I
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A Manufacturing Chemist studies chemical processes used in manufacturing and products created through chemical processes. Conducts research to help improve products and develop cost effective production processes. Tests products used in manufacturing for quality and environmental standards.
$74,668 / year median in Florida
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Extraction Technician I D & D Accounting Services, LLC Auburndale, FL Job Details Full-time $18.00 - $22.79 an hour 2 days ago Benefits Safety equipment provided Qualifications Manufacturing equipment maintenance Biology Associate's degree in Chemical Engineering Laboratory procedures Laboratory instruments Equipment setup (production tasks) Maintaining an organized workspace Chemical Engineering Machine operation Labeling Safety regulations Equipment troubleshooting Associate's degree in chemistry Personal protective equipment (PPE) adherence Bachelor's degree in biology Manual packaging Manufacturing standard operating procedures Manufacturing facility experience Chemical separation processes Safety hazards Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering Production monitoring Chemistry Equipment inspection Safety equipment Implementing quality control processes for products Associate's degree in biology Quality assurance experience within manufacturing 1 year Clean workspace maintenance Full Job Description The Extraction Technician I is responsible for using laboratory equipment to refine and extract cannabis materials to create distillates for recreational and medical sale. This position is an entry level technical role and responsible for rotating between all functional areas. Responsibilities & Duties Follow instructions given by manager. Gather, arrange, and sort materials. Process materials into finished goods. Operate production machinery in accordance with INSA's and manufacturer's instructions and intended use. Inspect equipment prior to use to ensure proper set-up and alignment. Perform quality control checks and ensure uniformity. Package finished goods in store ready packaging. Maintain accurate labeling of all items, SRPs, and batches. Produce the required quantity of products within established timeframes and specifications; demonstrate understanding of production goals and initiates team effort in meeting needs. Maintain production logs, inventories, documentation, and reports. Compliant with company SOPs and state regulations. Maintain a clean and safe work area. Follow applicable safety procedures by wearing appropriate PPE, and reporting injuries, near misses, and hazards to management. Behave in a manner that is positive, productive, cooperative, and encourages teamwork. Performs other duties as assigned. Qualifications & Experience Must be at least 21 years of age. Associate or bachelor's degree in a science discipline (biology, chemistry, or chemical engineering, etc.) required, or 1-3 years related experience. 1-3 years' experience working in a production, manufacturing, or laboratory environment required. Experience troubleshooting machinery and performing basic maintenance highly preferred. Must have reliable transportation Must be able to pass a background check in accordance with state regulations. Competencies Attendance & Punctuality Dependability & Flexibility Positive, Productive, Cooperative, and Encourages Teamwork Interpersonal Communication Results Focused Physical Requirements Ability to stand for extended periods of time (8+ hours) Ability to lift and carry up to 75lbs. Ability to use a step ladder. Fine motor skills and ability to use hands and fingers to operate machinery precisely and accurately. Visual acuity is needed to accurately read small screens and labels. Workplace Environment Warehouse/production facility environment with environmental controls Consistent moderate background noise level due to machinery and HVAC Exposure to keef/dust and cannabis odor Exposure to skin contact with plants, to which some individuals may be allergic (PPE provided) Exposure to flammable and corrosive compounds (PPE provided) Generally working in confined space without natural light.