Filler/Operator

Candidates will work in the loading dock filling trucks with certain chemicals. Job scope from start to finish.

Tanker trucks come into the fill station which is in-closed. Driver of the tanker will come out, hand the filler operators a work order for the chemicals required. The filler operator will then go into the controls room, select the correct chemical needed by the tanker driver. They will then apply all of the proper safety gear which includes rubber boots, rubber overalls, rubber jacket and full face shield. They will bring a large hose to the top of a messening (staircase), lower themselves onto the top of the tanker using a lift gate at the top of the messening, hook up the hose, go back into the filler room and run the chemicals into the tanker truck. Our contractors have to select the right amount going into the tankers and then tag off the top of the tanker sealing the correct chemicals into the tanker.

Again, candidates will have to wear full rubber suits, hard helmets and face shields when they are filling the trucks. The chemicals are not dangerous if the candidate is wearing all of the necessary safety equipment and PPEs.

Key skills to have:

logistics
warehouse
analytically inclinded
quality oriented
dock loading
heavy lifting

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