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Scaler Operator Jobs in Alabama (NOW HIRING)

Chemical Operator

Decatur, AL · On-site

$18 - $20.50/hr

The Chemical Operator will interact with operations, maintenance, leadership, and engineering to ... With world scale integrated manufacturing facilities we are able to develop new products from our ...

Chemical Operator

Decatur, AL · On-site

$18 - $20.50/hr

The Chemical Operator will interact with operations, maintenance, leadership, and engineering to ... With world scale integrated manufacturing facilities we are able to develop new products from our ...

Equipment Operator

Dadeville, AL · On-site

$16 - $22/hr

Using the rating scale below, indicate how often the following physical activities and ... Operating motor vehicle C Communicating with others to exchange information C Assessing the ...

Line Operator

Prattville, AL · On-site

$15.50 - $19/hr

Lead and oversee teams of temporary workers during large-scale dumping or rework of finished good ... Must be a certified forklift operator * Proficient PC skills, including MS Word and MS Excel

Level 3: Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance ... Computer, Equipment, Scales Should be able to lift 50lbs Will be mixing paint batches based on ...

$13.75 - $16.50/hr

Production operators will work as a team in a cell concept rotating through multiple job functions ... As needed, set up pack scales for weighing and packing of finished product and prepare carton ...

Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

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Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

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Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

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Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

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Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

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Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

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Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

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Control Room Operator Full-time, Permanent On-Site Location: Demopolis, AL We're not just talking ... The operation of the plant starts at the scale, tippers and in-feed pads where the raw fiber is ...

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Scaler Operator information

What is the difference between Scaler Operator vs Machine Operator?

AspectScaler OperatorMachine Operator
CredentialsCertification in scaling or related equipment operationGeneral machine operation certification
Work EnvironmentIndustries like mining, construction, or manufacturing involving scaling tasksFactories, manufacturing plants, or production lines
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in industries requiring precise scaling or height adjustmentsCommon across various manufacturing sectors
Search & Comparison IntentOften compared for technical skills and safety proceduresCompared for general machinery handling skills

The main difference between a Scaler Operator and a Machine Operator lies in their specific roles. A Scaler Operator specializes in tasks involving scaling, such as height adjustments or material handling in industries like mining or construction. In contrast, a Machine Operator handles a variety of machinery in manufacturing settings. Both roles require technical certifications, but the focus and work environments differ significantly.

What does a scaler operator do?

A Scaler Operator is responsible for operating equipment that removes loose rocks and debris from mine walls, roofs, or faces to ensure the safety and efficiency of mining operations. They use specialized scaling tools or machinery to break away unsafe materials, preventing hazardous rock falls. Scaler Operators must follow strict safety protocols and often work in underground or open-pit mining environments. Attention to detail and knowledge of mining safety standards are crucial for this role.

What are some of the common challenges faced by scaler operators, and how can they be addressed on the job?

Scaler Operators often encounter challenges such as maintaining consistent product quality, managing machinery malfunctions, and ensuring workplace safety. These issues can be addressed by closely following operational protocols, performing regular equipment inspections, and remaining vigilant about safety guidelines. Effective communication with maintenance teams and supervisors is also essential for quickly resolving technical problems and minimizing downtime. Continuous training and staying updated on the latest industry standards help Scaler Operators adapt to evolving demands and improve job performance.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a scaler operator?

To thrive as a Scaler Operator, you need a solid understanding of heavy machinery operation, safety protocols, and typically a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with equipment such as scaling bars, hydraulic scaling machines, and personal protective equipment is crucial, and some employers may require MSHA or OSHA certifications. Strong attention to detail, situational awareness, and effective communication are vital soft skills in this role. These skills ensure safe and efficient removal of loose rock in mining or tunneling environments, protecting both personnel and equipment.

$18 - $20.50/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 17 days ago


Job description

POSITION OVERVIEW

The Chemical Operator role is responsible for Manufacturing field operations, Distributed Control System (Board) operations, &/or Chemical Loading/Unloading operations. The Chemical Operator will interact with operations, maintenance, leadership, and engineering to ensure that safety, production, and cost goals are achieved.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Apply documented processes to safely operate and troubleshoot chemical processes.
  • Apply safe work practices (LOTO, Confined Space, BIP, Hot Work, Job Safety Analysis, etc.) to ensure safe operations during both routine and non-routine work.
  • Safely prepare process equipment for maintenance turnarounds.
  • Optimization of cost performance within the operating unit. Analysis and resolution of cost deviations.
  • Develop into a process expert and translate knowledge to others as needed.
  • Meeting production goals within the operating unit. Analysis and resolution of production deviations.
  • Communication of unit performance deviations to coworkers, fellow work groups, engineering, and management.
  • Meeting performance goals on area housekeeping, site appearance, & hazard recognition/resolution.
  • Investigation & resolution of near misses, spills, incidents, & customer complaints within the operating unit.
  • Identification of maintenance needs and initiation of maintenance notification process.
  • Team participation in A2E (Lean/Six Sigma) activities to improve unit performance.
  • Expected to progress through pre-defined job roles within work group.

TEAM

  • Reports to: Production Manager

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE

  • Minimum Associates Degree OR
  • Achieve 4 or higher in the following Work Keys subjects:
    • Locating Information
    • Applied Technology

REQUIRED SKILLS

  • Prefer experience in a pipeline chemical or similar manufacturing operation.
  • Prefer six sigma/lean experience.
  • Prefer technical education such as Process Technology.
  • Demonstrated ability to work in a diverse team environment throughout all levels of the organization.
  • Demonstrated safety awareness and environmental stewardship.
  • Strategic thinking with strong problem-solving skills.
  • Be capable of performing all physical requirements of the essential job functions, which include climbing stairs & ladders, satisfactorily completing a respirator fit test (clean shaven required) and working in an outdoor industrial environment (ability to lift up to 50 lbs., work at heights).
  • Must support 24/7 operation, which includes weekends, nights, & holidays.
  • Possess ability and willingness to make decisions.
  • Self-motivated and able to work effectively without supervision.
  • Basic Computer skills (Microsoft Office, Email, etc.).

At Ascend Performance Materials, we value transparency and fairness in our hiring process. We do not accept unsolicited resumes from third-party recruiters, search firms, or staffing agencies. Any resumes received from such entities will be considered the property of Ascend Performance Materials, and we will not be obligated to pay any fees for such submissions. Our Talent Acquisition Team actively engages with preferred recruitment partners who have established agreements with us. We encourage all interested candidates to apply directly through our official channels to be considered for any open positions.

About Us:

Ascend Performance Materials is the premium provider of high quality chemicals, fibers and plastics. With world scale integrated manufacturing facilities we are able to develop new products from our core technologies, and provide flexibility to respond to the expanding needs of customers. Ascend has global sales and distribution facilities across the globe and six manufacturing facilities globally. As a privately-held company, our people do big things and make big decisions, often much earlier in their careers than at larger companies. Ascend Performance Materials offers team members the opportunity to contribute in big, meaningful ways-all within a stable and growing business.

Why work at Ascend?

Our vision is to be the recognized leader in the nylon 6,6 value chain, creating new possibilities with PA66 for everyone, everywhere, every day. We achieve that through living our Ascend values.

We care. We operate safely with high integrity for our employees, our customers and our communities. Our people are our greatest assets, and our Total Rewards Program extends beyond traditional benefits to include access to on-site medical clinics at our U.S. facilities, a global wellness rewards program and Performance Matters, an employee-driven recognition plan. Our Commitment to Zero demonstrates our belief that is it possible to operate with zero personal injuries, zero process safety incidents and zero environmental releases. And the Ascend Cares Foundation, led by Ascend employees, supports Ascend families in times of need, provides inspiring opportunities for community engagement and facilitates community leadership.

Customer-focused. We exist for our customers; they drive our actions. Their success is our success. Our plastics and chemicals are building blocks that help make everyday essentials safer and more sustainable, and we constantly strive to develop new and innovative products to meet the future needs of our customers. And that customer focus doesn't only apply to the marketplace - it also applies to how we treat our colleagues and our fellow community members.

Better every day. We invest in our people and our processes to improve every day. A2E, our continuous improvement program, guides the way we do business. And this way of problem solving applies not only to our manufacturing practices but also to our commitment to developing our people. You'll see it during your career at Ascend in our leadership development, skills training and mentoring programs

Agile. We think broadly and lead proactively in a constantly evolving organization and industry. Agility doesn't mean simply working quickly - it means critical thinking, creative problem solving and novel approaches to everyday challenges.

One Ascend. All together, with a common set of goals and an eye toward the future. We don't accept silos. We look for ways to share across departments, sites and geography. This means you won't be boxed into a single role at Ascend - you could get the chance to work with teams across the globe to improve the way we serve our people, our customers and our communities.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, sex, national origin, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, protected veteran status, citizenship, genetic information or other protected status under federal, state or local laws.