Delrin® Process/Chemical Operator

Delrin® is an industry leading premium polymer business within DuPont. Grounded in strong innovation, Delrin® is a category creator with a longstanding reputation for quality, reliable supply and superior product performance. The iconic Delrin® brand, coupled with proprietary technology and deep application expertise makes us a leader in the High-End Engineering Polymer Market.

Delrin® is an engineering plastic/polymer used by our customers for many crucial components in highly engineered and technical applications, largely replacing metal with more efficient and cost effective solutions that last as long. We have a strong focus on sustainability and produce a portion of our products from 100% bio feedstocks.

As a newly independent business, Delrin® enjoys exciting growth prospects from mobility, material handling, healthcare and consumer applications. We are excited to be able to operate as a smaller company that is more entrepreneurial in nature, and where growing this brand is the top priority. We offer a compelling environment for motivated talent to help shape the future of the business, while growing your career with us.

Job Description

Delrin® DuPont's Washington Works Site currently has a need for skilled Process Operators and Chemical Operators. The Washington Works site is located on the banks of the Ohio River near Parkersburg WV, the site employs about 185 Delrin® DuPont Employees. Delrin® is the High-Performance Acetal Resin that is specified by leading companies across the globe for high-load mechanical applications such as gears, safety restraints, door systems, conveyor belts, healthcare delivery devices, and other demanding products and parts. The Delrin® Washington Works Site produced the first commercial Delrin® polymer in 1959 at the 25-acre site.

Process Operators:

Monitors and operates low hazard equipment and facilities (i.e. polymer compounding, polymer finishing), including field equipment, ensuring quality and conformance with standard operating procedures.

Chemical Operators:

Monitors and operates high hazard chemical plant equipment and facilities (i.e distillation, polymerization), including field equipment, ensuring quality and conformance with standard operating procedures.

Process Operators and Chemical Operators:

Operators maintain safety standards at all times and initiate and follow emergency procedures when necessary. Performs basic maintenance repair and upkeep on area equipment. May perform advanced maintenance activities, as qualified.

Operators will be responsible for, but not limited to:

• Operating manual valves

• Performing minor maintenance activity

• Operating a central control room

• Performing analytical work in field labs

• Maintaining housekeeping

• Participating in improvement activities such as 5S or kaizen

All applicants must submit valid WorkKeys scores (Applied Technology, Workplace Observation and Graphic Literacy) and complete an onsite assessment to be considered for the role. Please provide verification of score when applying or have your test provider submit scores on your behalf. The Washington County Career Center will be holding additional WorkKeys testing opportunities May 18 through June 2. For more information regarding testing, cost and scheduling, please call (740) 373-6283.

Relocation and or travel assistance for testing and assessments is not offered for this opportunity.

Qualifications

The following are required:

• Valid WorkKeys Scores

• High school diploma or GED

• Willing and able to work a 24/7 rotating shift schedule including holidays, weekends, and any required overtime

• Willing and able to frequently lift and move objects weighing up to 50lbs

• Willing and able to wear a respirator and other PPE

• Willing and able to climb ladders and multiple flights of stairs and work from heights

• Include an updated resume detailing your experiences and qualifications

The following are preferred but not required:

• Previous industrial / chemical manufacturing experience

• Experience with start up, shut down, and monitoring a variety of chemical production equipment

• Experience analyzing in process data through instrument and control systems

• Two-year Process Technology Associates degree or Chemical Operator certificate

• Experience operating a fork truck

• Ability to navigate and utilize the tools within Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.) and a variety of information systems

• Current and valid driver’s license to operate company vehicles

A minimum requirement for this U.S. based position is the ability to work legally in the United States

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