Quality Control Operator 1

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Performance Pipe, a division of Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP, is the largest producer of polyethylene piping products in North America. To learn more about Performance Pipe please visit our website at www.performancepipe.com. The Performance Pipe location identified below has the following job opportunity:

The Quality Control Operator position requires the ability to work safely in a team-oriented environment.  Previous manufacturing experience preferred.  Must be 18 years or older, high School education or GED required in addition to a valid driver's license. 

We are looking for detail oriented candidates who  have a demonstrated work history , in addition to working injury free and following work place/plant safety practices and procedures. Experience in a manufacturing environment-plastics extrusion process experience a plus.

Job duties include but not limited to:

• Safety  - must participate in daily safety routines  (both as an individual and team member)
• Perform calibration functions on tools and equipment, as required
• Use of basic hand and power tools
• Measure pipe and verify that physical properties are within acceptable criteria
• Unloading of railcars
• Assist in establishing effective recommendations for changes or modifications of equipment, tooling, systems, facilities, and operating procedures to improve quality assurance.

Successful candidates will need the following qualifications:

• General knowledge and experience using various types of hand tools.
• Basic computer and math skills
• A demonstrated history of learning and applying new information and technology with math and learning skills
• Proficient in communicating in English language (both verbal and written)
• Capable of lifting approximately 50 lbs. without an assist
• Capable of standing for approximately 60 minutes at one time
• Be able to climb up ladders, approximately 80 steps high
• Capable of working in all outdoor weather conditions 
• Must have use of motor functions; bend, squat, stoop.  

Pre-employment and on-going testing includes controlled substances, physical, background check, audiogram and vision. Employee's are offered a very competitive benefits package, including life, medical, dental coverage, and 401(K) matching plan.  Profit Sharing/Savings Plan (retirement), paid vacation and sick time is also part of the overall comprehensive benefit package offered. Wages are paid bi-weekly. 

Starting Pay for this position is:  $21.28/hr with time and one-half (1.5) paid for hours worked after 40 hours in a week. Applicants must be available to work Monday - Friday 8 am - 5 pm.  Required weekend and holiday work is rotated every third weekend or holiday. 

This is a non-exempt fixed-rate position. The initial wage rate will be tied to the applicable progression schedule.

Closing Date: 05/31/2024

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