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Astrix Inc

Chemical Formulator

Atlanta, GA · On-site

$25 - $27/hr

Pay Rate Low: 25 | Pay Rate High: 27 Production Mixer / Chemical Batch Operator Pay: $25.00-$27.00/hour (Maximum starting rate: $27.00/hour) Shift: Day Shift | Typically 6:00-7:00 AM start, ending ...

QuestSpecialty

Chemical Mixer

Wayne, MI · On-site

You will operate and monitor mixing equipment, adjust settings as needed, and maintain detailed records of batch formulations and production data. Collaboration with quality control and production ...

QuestSpecialty

Chemical Mixer

Wayne, MI · On-site

You will operate and monitor mixing equipment, adjust settings as needed, and maintain detailed records of batch formulations and production data. Collaboration with quality control and production ...

Ecolab

Chemical Plant Operator

Texarkana, TX

Ecolab is seekinga Chemical PlantOperator I to join our teamin Texarkana, TX. As a Chemical ... Operate mixing equipment with variable agitation to achieve consistent batch quality * Monitor ...

Ecolab Inc.

Chemical Plant Operator

Texarkana, TX · On-site

High School Diploma or equivalent Previous industrial (large batch) mixing experience, mixing multiple tanks at once Previous experience in chemical mixing No immigration sponsorship available for ...

Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation

CP Operator-3

Greer, SC · On-site

$26.60/hr

Willing to learn to complete chemical mixing while wearing a respirator. * Ability to track and maintain multiple processes at the same time using computer controls and manual systems. * Willing to ...

ICP Group

Chemical Mixer - Phoenix

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

$21 - $22/hr

Innovative Chemical Products Group (ICP Group) is a leading formulator and manufacturer of ... May be required to assist in the training of new personnel on the safe operation of mixing ...

Judge Group, Inc.

Engineering Technician

Fountain Inn, SC · On-site

$27 - $28/hr

This role supports chemical handling, metals batching, and chemical mixing processes used in manufacturing operations. You will work closely alongside first-shift operators, providing procedural ...

Orbotech

Quality Chemical Engineer

Totowa, NJ · On-site

$75K - $127K/yr

Mixing chemicals using different volumes and multiple types of chemistry as per procedure. * Performing all actions of job duties safely and maintain good housekeeping in working area and chemical ...

KLA Corporation

Quality Chemical Engineer

Totowa, NJ · On-site

$75K - $127K/yr

Mixing chemicals using different volumes and multiple types of chemistry as per procedure. * Performing all actions of job duties safely and maintain good housekeeping in working area and chemical ...

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How much do chemical mixing jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for chemical mixing in the United States is $19.66, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.07 and $20.91 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a chemical mixing?

A Chemical Mixing job involves measuring, combining, and blending chemicals according to specific formulas and safety guidelines. Workers in this role operate equipment, follow standardized procedures, and ensure quality control in the mixing process. Safety is critical, as handling hazardous substances requires knowledge of proper protective measures. Chemical mixers are commonly employed in industries such as pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and industrial production.

What are the typical daily responsibilities of a chemical mixing professional?

As a Chemical Mixing professional, your daily tasks typically include accurately measuring and combining raw materials, monitoring chemical reactions, operating mixing machinery, and keeping detailed records of batches. You will also perform routine safety checks, clean and maintain equipment, and handle the storage and disposal of chemicals in compliance with safety regulations. Collaboration with quality control teams and production supervisors is common to ensure that all mixtures meet strict quality and safety standards. This role is hands-on and requires strict adherence to procedures to safeguard yourself and your colleagues.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in chemical mixing, and why are they important?

To excel in Chemical Mixing, a solid understanding of chemical handling, safety protocols, and attention to detail is required, often supported by a high school diploma or relevant technical training. Familiarity with mixing equipment, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), and sometimes certifications such as OSHA HAZWOPER are valuable assets. Strong teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills help individuals address issues quickly and collaborate with production teams. Mastery of these skills is crucial for ensuring consistent product quality, maintaining workplace safety, and meeting stringent industry standards.

How much do chemical mixers make?

Chemical mixers typically earn between $40,000 and $70,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and industry. Entry-level positions may start lower, while experienced workers or those with specialized skills can earn higher wages. Certifications in safety and handling hazardous materials can also impact salary levels.
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Process Safety & Chemical Engineer

GKN Aerospace

Garden Grove, CA • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 3 days ago

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7.9

Company rating: 7.9 out of 10

Based on 38 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

47th of 72 rated aerospace companies

Job description

Fantastic challenges. Amazing opportunities.
GKN Aerospace is reimagining air travel: going further, faster and greener! Fuelled by great people whose expertise and creativity sets the standards in our industry, we're inspired by the opportunities to innovate and break boundaries. We're proud to play a part in protecting the world's democracies. And we're committed to putting sustainability at the centre of everything we do, opening up and protecting our planet. With over 16,000 employees across 32 manufacturing sites in 12 countries we serve over 90% of the world's aircraft and engine manufacturers and achieved sales of £3.6bn in 2025. There are no limits to where you can take your career.
Job Summary
Provide technical leadership for process safety, chemical risk management, and engineered safeguards across a vertically integrated acrylic and glass transparency manufacturing facility supporting civil and military aerospace programs.
Prevent fires, explosions, toxic releases, uncontrolled polymerization, chemical exposure events, environmental releases, and production interruptions by applying disciplined chemical engineering, process hazard analysis, mechanical integrity, management of change, operating procedure, and emergency preparedness practices.
Translate Cal/OSHA PSM, federal OSHA PSM, EPA RMP, California CalARP, Orange County CUPA, fire code, hazardous materials, and aerospace customer expectations into practical risk controls for MMA/monomers, flammable solvents, adhesives, coatings, resins, catalysts/inhibitors, tanks, reactors/mixers, ovens, autoclaves, furnaces, utilities, and chemical storage/transfer systems.
Job Responsibilities
1. Process Safety Program Leadership
  • Develop, maintain, and improve the site process safety and chemical risk management framework, including process safety information, hazard review/PHA, MOC, pre-startup safety review, mechanical integrity, operating procedures, training, emergency planning, and incident investigation.
  • Determine applicability and maintain evidence for Cal/OSHA PSM, federal OSHA PSM, EPA RMP, and California CalARP requirements based on regulated substances, flammable quantities, process configuration, and threshold calculations.
  • Lead process safety governance for high-hazard areas such as MMA/monomer storage, resin/casting operations, solvent bonding, coating/primer application, mixing, curing, ovens, autoclaves, furnaces, tanks, utilities, and chemical transfer systems.
  • Advise EH&S and site leadership on risk acceptance, escalation, capital needs, production changes, temporary operations, and stop-work decisions involving chemical or process safety risk.

2. Process Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment
  • Lead or facilitate PHAs, What-If/Checklist reviews, HAZOPs, LOPA-style assessments, FMEAs, facility siting reviews, dust hazard screening, thermal hazard reviews, and task-based chemical risk assessments as appropriate.
  • Maintain risk registers, recommendation logs, safeguard verification records, action owners, due dates, and effectiveness checks.
  • Evaluate credible scenarios including MMA overheating or polymerization, loss of inhibition/cooling, flammable vapor release, static ignition, solvent fire, tank overpressure, dust collector fire, oven/autoclave upset, coating booth fire, utility loss, incompatible chemical mixing, and emergency shutdown failure.
  • Ensure risk reviews include operators, maintenance, engineering, EH&S, quality, and area leadership to capture practical operating knowledge.

3. Chemical Engineering and Safeguard Design
  • Define engineering controls for tanks, mixers, transfer systems, vents, relief devices, alarms, interlocks, emergency shutdowns, ventilation, grounding/bonding, secondary containment, temperature control, cooling/refrigeration, inhibitor management, and vapor control.
  • Support design and troubleshooting of chemical storage, transfer, reaction/curing, coating, cleaning, filtration, dust collection, wastewater/waste interfaces, and emissions-control systems.
  • Apply recognized and generally accepted good engineering practices (RAGAGEP), vendor requirements, insurer guidance, NFPA concepts, fire code expectations, and site standards to chemical/process equipment.
  • Partner with engineering and maintenance to ensure critical safeguards are captured in preventive maintenance, inspection, calibration, testing, spare parts, and failure-response procedures.

4. Management of Change and Pre-Startup Safety Review
  • Review changes to chemicals, formulations, suppliers, SDS data, process parameters, batch sizes, tanks, equipment, controls, utilities, ventilation, relief systems, layouts, software/PLC logic, operating procedures, staffing, and production rates.
  • Ensure MOC reviews address EH&S, air/water/waste permits, fire code, CUPA/CERS, CalARP/RMP/PSM applicability, product quality, aerospace customer approvals, and emergency response impacts.
  • Lead pre-startup safety reviews for new or modified processes to verify engineering completion, procedure issuance, training, PHA action closure, permits, inspections, labeling, emergency equipment, and maintenance readiness.
  • Manage temporary change controls and ensure temporary deviations have risk assessment, duration limits, monitoring, authorization, and closure.

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5. Chemical Inventory, Thresholds, and Regulatory Interface
  • Maintain chemical/process threshold analyses for PSM, RMP, CalARP, CUPA/HMBP, fire code, hazardous materials storage, and emergency planning applicability.
  • Review SDSs and chemical hazard data for flammability, reactivity, thermal stability, inhibitor requirements, peroxide-forming potential, polymerization risk, incompatibilities, toxicology, VOC/HAP/TAC content, and storage requirements.
  • Support CERS/Hazardous Materials Business Plan accuracy, CalARP/RMP submissions if applicable, regulator inspections, information requests, and coordination with Orange County Health Care Agency CUPA and Orange County Fire Authority.
  • Coordinate with environmental air, water, and waste leads when chemical/process changes affect SCAQMD permits, stormwater/wastewater controls, hazardous waste profiles, or spill prevention.

6. Operating Procedures, Training, and Field Verification
  • Develop or technically review operating procedures for chemical transfer, tank unloading, mixing, storage, heating/cooling, bonding, coating, cleaning, startup, shutdown, emergency shutdown, abnormal conditions, and temporary operations.
  • Train operators, maintenance, engineers, supervisors, and emergency responders on process hazards, safeguards, operating limits, alarms, emergency actions, chemical incompatibilities, and escalation expectations.
  • Perform field verifications of procedure use, critical alarms/interlocks, relief devices, ventilation, grounding/bonding, container closure, inhibitor/cooling checks, hot work controls, and chemical transfer practices.
  • Ensure procedures and training support multilingual workforces and practical shop-floor execution.

7. Incident Investigation and Emergency Preparedness
  • Lead or support investigations of chemical releases, fires, near misses, overheating events, alarm bypasses, loss of containment, off-spec mixing, abnormal reactions, control-device failures, spills, exposure concerns, and emergency response activations.
  • Apply rigorous technical root-cause methods and ensure corrective actions address engineered safeguards, operating limits, maintenance systems, procedures, training, supervision, and verification of effectiveness.
  • Develop credible emergency scenarios for drills and tabletop exercises involving MMA, solvents, coatings, fires, earthquake impacts, power loss, tank failures, ventilation loss, and chemical release response.
  • Coordinate with EH&S leadership, security, operations, OCFA, CUPA, and emergency response contractors on preplans, response resources, and recovery expectations.

8. Aerospace & Defense Mission Assurance Linkage
  • Ensure process safety controls protect uninterrupted civil and military aircraft transparency production, customer commitments, and defense supply continuity.
  • Maintain objective evidence for customer, insurance, AS9100/NADCAP-style, and regulatory audits, including risk assessments, MOC records, chemical approvals, training, safeguards, inspection records, and corrective actions.
  • Partner with quality and program teams when chemical/process changes could affect optical clarity, adhesion, coating performance, qualification data, special process requirements, customer approvals, controlled scrap, or restricted programs.

Protect controlled program, customer-property, and export-controlled information during regulator visits, technical reviews, emergency response, and documentation requests.
Job Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, process safety engineering, mechanical engineering, materials engineering, chemistry, or closely related technical discipline.
  • 5+ years of experience in chemical/process engineering, process safety, chemical manufacturing, aerospace manufacturing, polymer/resin processing, coatings, flammable liquid systems, or regulated industrial operations.
  • Working knowledge of process safety concepts including PHA/HAZOP/What-If, MOC, pre-startup safety review, process safety information, operating procedures, mechanical integrity, incident investigation, safeguards, and emergency planning.
  • Working knowledge of OSHA/Cal-OSHA PSM principles, EPA RMP, California CalARP, HazCom/GHS, hazardous materials storage, chemical compatibility, and fire-prevention concepts.
  • Experience evaluating flammable liquids, monomers/resins, solvents, adhesives, coatings, tanks, transfer systems, temperature control, ventilation, relief/venting, grounding/bonding, and process utilities.
  • Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, PFDs, SDSs, equipment specifications, control narratives, relief device documentation, operating procedures, maintenance records, and regulatory requirements.
  • Strong technical writing, facilitation, data analysis, root-cause analysis, project management, and cross-functional influence skills.
  • Ability to work safely in chemical process areas, production areas, mechanical rooms, tanks/utility areas, maintenance environments, and emergency response planning settings.
  • Must be a U.S. Person per ITAR regulations to comply with export compliance requirements

Preferred Qualifications
  • Master's degree in chemical engineering, process safety, fire protection, materials science, or related technical field.
  • Professional Engineer (PE), Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM), CCPSC, CFSP, Six Sigma/Lean, or equivalent technical certification.
  • Experience with PMMA/MMA acrylic casting, monomer inhibition, reactive chemistry, polymerization hazards, thermal runaway screening, solvent bonding, aerospace coatings, optical finishing, autoclaves, ovens, furnaces, or laminated glass manufacturing.
  • Hands-on experience with Cal/OSHA PSM Section 5189, federal OSHA 1910.119, EPA 40 CFR Part 68, CalARP Title 19, CUPA/CERS, HMBP, and Orange County regulator interfaces.
  • Experience with LOPA, relief design, dispersion/consequence screening, combustible dust hazard analysis, SIS/interlock management, alarm management, facility siting, and quantitative/semi-quantitative risk methods.
  • Experience supporting aerospace and defense customers, AS9100/NADCAP audit cultures, defense-prime supplier expectations, ITAR-adjacent environments, controlled materials, or customer-qualified chemical processes.
  • Experience implementing digital MOC, action tracking, chemical inventory, PHA, mechanical integrity, or permit/compliance management systems.
  • Bilingual English/Spanish capability or demonstrated ability to train and influence a multilingual manufacturing workforce.

Compensation Data
Salary range: $120,464.00 - $150,580.00
We'll offer you fantastic challenges and amazing opportunities. This is your chance to be part of an organisation that has proven itself to be at the cutting edge of our industry; and is committed to pushing the boundaries even further. And with some of the best training on offer in the industry, who knows how far you can go?
A Great Place to work needs a Great Way of Working
Everyone is welcome to apply to GKN. We believe that we can only achieve our ambitions through a coming together of diverse minds who enjoy collaborating in an inspirational environment. Through our commitment to diversity, inclusion and belonging and by living our five powerful principles we've created a culture where everyone feels welcome to contribute. It's a culture that won us 'The Best Workplace Culture Award'. By embracing and celebrating what makes us unique we encourage everyone to bring their full self to work.
We're also committed to providing an accessible recruitment process, so if you require reasonable adjustments at any stage during our recruitment process please get in touch and let us know.
We are the place where human dreams, plus human endeavour, shape the future of aerospace innovation and technology.

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