Evening Plant Operator - 4415

As an Evening Plant Operator at Daniels Health, your primary responsibilities include weighing incoming medical waste containers, operating the autoclave machine, recertifying 55-gallon drums, and maintaining accurate documentation of universal waste. You'll also be entrusted with training others and ensuring a safe, efficient workflow in our Ellenwood, GA facility.

To qualify for the Evening Plant Operator role at Daniels Health, you should have previous experience in a labor-intensive job and a can-do attitude. Being Forklift certified is essential, as is a track record of reliability in your employment history.

The Evening Plant Operator position at Daniels Health offers a consistent Monday through Friday schedule with second shifts starting anytime between 12 PM and 9 PM. The role is full-time, ensuring you enjoy a stable work-life balance.

You can expect a supportive and team-oriented work environment while working as an Evening Plant Operator at Daniels Health. We prioritize safety and provide extensive PPE protocols for the handling of medical waste, ensuring your well-being is our top priority.

Yes! Daniels Health encourages growth within the company. As an Evening Plant Operator, you can gain invaluable experience and potentially open up pathways to advancement through training and demonstrating your skills in various operations.

In a busy work environment like at Daniels Health, I ensure accurate documentation by double-checking my work as I go and prioritizing tasks effectively. I also utilize checklists to confirm that every step is completed, minimizing the chance of errors.

Certainly! In my previous role, I frequently lifted heavy equipment and materials. I approached these tasks with proper lifting techniques and teamwork, ensuring both safety and efficiency in our operations.

Working with medical waste requires strict adherence to safety protocols. Wearing appropriate PPE is critical, and understanding the proper procedures for handling different types of waste ensures safety for myself and my team.

Collaboration is key in a team environment. I believe in open communication to share ideas and progress, and I am always willing to lend a hand to my teammates whenever necessary to ensure we meet our goals together.

I am motivated by the impact that my work can have on public health and safety. Knowing that I am contributing to the efficient disposal of medical waste and helping to protect both the environment and people drives my commitment.

Absolutely! I have experience working night shifts and have always maintained focus during these hours. I plan my sleep and down time carefully to ensure I am alert and ready for work.

I prioritize tasks by urgency and importance, often creating a to-do list at the start of my shift. This approach allows me to focus on immediate needs while keeping an eye on longer-term objectives throughout the evening.

In my previous job, I operated various pieces of heavy machinery, including forklifts and pallet jacks. I received training and certification to ensure safe operation, and I follow all guidelines and safety protocols diligently.

When training new employees, I focus on hands-on, practical demonstrations of tasks while encouraging questions and providing supportive feedback. This method ensures they gain confidence and are well-prepared to take on their responsibilities.

Daniels Health is dedicated to providing comprehensive medical waste management services that prioritize safety and environmental responsibility. The company’s commitment to quality and infection control resonates with my professional values and aspirations.