Batch Processing Technician (Compounder) is responsible for providing a continuous flow of product to the Production processing line and packaging department. This includes the safe handling of hazardous materials and area equipment

Duties and Responsibilities:

•    Performs batch let-down and mixing procedures in accordance with computer generated job formula. Provides the production line personnel with a smooth and continuous flow of product while adhering to required special instructions as printed on the job formula.

•    Prepares batches of personal care products in accordance with computer printed formulations and production schedules.

•    Keeps Supervisor informed of any and all changes to the daily production schedule on an “as occurs basis.”

•    Responsible for the clean-up and set-up of scheduled jobs, including cleaning of mixing tanks, flushing of product lines and setting up the next job. Some tank require offline cleaning at supervisory discretion.

•    Communicates to production line filler any special instructions that may apply to that department.  This includes, but is not limited to, special clean-up requirements.

•    Handles hazardous waste in accordance with established procedures as outlined in the Hazardous Waste Manual.

•    Maintains all bulk retains, which includes proper labeling, filing.

•    Advises Plant Supervisor of the need to replenish area consumable supplies such as gloves, filters, containers, etc.

•    Performs various set up and line conversions as required, along with troubleshooting support as needed.

•    Performs various duties relative to end-of-day plant shutdown procedures.

•    Performs other related duties and assists other departments as assigned.

•    Assists in rotating on production line during breaks/lunches as needed. Assists other depts. when need arises.

•    Available and willing to work overtime as needed in immediate area or in other areas of the company.

•    Creates a positive culture in words/actions so as to increase respect/teamwork throughout the company.

Qualifications:

•    HS diploma or GED required. Some college or technical schooling preferred

•    Experience handling hazardous materials

•    Good math and basic computer skills 

•    Good mechanical aptitude and able to troubleshoot 

•    Team player with a 'can-do' attitude