Chemical Blender

Position Purpose

Responsible for producing products using a variety of equipment to combine raw materials into finished goods while performing quality control testing, creating technical reports on the specifications and outcomes of tests, products and processes.

• Check production records to ensure all required information is provided.
• Print product labels as instructed.
• Check product labels for accuracy against the batch ticket.
• Participate in Research and Development as needed.
• Participate in the manufacturing of batches.
• Participate in the Quality Control testing of batches as required.
• Operate an automated blending system to mix ingredients according to the batch ticket.
• Monitor machinery to ensure that it is operating properly.
• Complete paperwork detailing the ingredients used in each blend and other characteristics.
• Observe machinery operation to identify potential problems that may require repair.
• Mix ingredients together using machinery such as blenders, mixers, or other equipment used in the chemical manufacturing industry.
• Clean equipment between uses to maintain sanitation standards in the workplace.
• Act responsibly at all times to insure the health, safety, and well-being of self, coworkers, visitors, neighbors, and property, including compliance with all RCC safety policies and procedures and government regulations.
• Consistently meet or exceed standards assigned within the Functional Training Document (FTD) program.
• Perform any other tasks deemed necessary.
• Commit to the organization’s values:
  High Standards, Bias for Action, Teamwork, Customer Obsession, Trust, Accountability, Innovation, Growth & Learning.

• Desire to work with team members to improve processes and product quality in a fast‑paced, physically demanding environment.
• Willingness to comply with safety and quality regulations, including wearing protective gear when necessary.
• Good communication skills.
• Critical thinking and problem‑solving abilities.
• Time management skills.
• Analytical skills.
• Organizational skills.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Must be able to read and understand chemical Safety Data Sheets.

• High school diploma or equivalent work experience in a chemical manufacturing work environment.
• Understanding of chemical processes, mechanics, and basic computer skills.
• Proficiency in English for speaking, writing, and conducting business.
• Good eyesight to read business documents and appropriately fill out Quality System Records and Forms.
• Ability to understand and follow written and verbal work instructions and quality system procedures without direct and constant supervision after initial training.
• Capacity to accommodate and implement changes in work tasks and quality system changes when required.
• Strong organizational skills, meeting deadlines, working independently and with the team, with strong follow‑through, accurate work, and attention to detail.