Chemical Plant Operator - SAN ANTONIO, United States - Tri-Starr Talent

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    Job Duties:
    Operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair instrumentation, mechanical, and electrical equipment.
    Assist in start-up, operation, and shutdown of plant equipment, adhering to safety and environmental regulations.
    Provide recommendations and input to staff in operation of plant systems.
    Ensure safe and efficient operation of various plant systems.
    Start-up, operate, and shutdown equipment according to approved procedures.
    Monitor and adjust operating parameters to maintain safe operation.
    Support Board Operators in proper operation of facility.
    Operate and maintain plant equipment locally via PLC panel interfaces.
    Communicate plant operations, conditions, and equipment issues to Operators.
    Utilize computerized maintenance management system proficiently.
    Handle corrective and preventive maintenance work orders.
    Visually inspect and listen to equipment for malfunctions or need for repair.
    Monitor air and water emissions and maintain within acceptable limits.
    Troubleshoot and correct operational problems or safety hazards.
    Respond to chemical spills and leaks according to emergency response plans.
    Operate equipment as directed by Board Operator for safe plant operation.
    Obtain turnover from Field Operator being relieved, including special orders.
    Review operating logs and inspect plant equipment.
    Perform tests on critical plant systems and equipment.
    Test and operate plant safety equipment as directed.
    Maintain clean and orderly work area.
    Report maintenance activities to Board Operator
    Participate in safety meetings and training.
    Operate vehicles on-site as required.
    Perform other assigned duties.


    Requirements:
    High School Diploma or equivalent
    Proficiency in Excel and Word
    3-5 years experience in chemical/petrochemical plant operations
    Ability to make competent decisions in emergency situations
    Knowledge of equipment isolation and tagging procedures
    Experience in responding to plant abnormal situations and emergencies
    Experience in monitoring and identifying rotating equipment problems
    Knowledge of Environmental Protection regulations and reporting requirements