The Process Operator effectively performs a variety of production tasks to address business requirements within production operations. This role also performs Quality Control tasks for both raw material receipt and finished product approval. As a Process Operator your first priority is to perform all activities safely and assure all HSSE & SOP (standard operating procedures) are followed at all times. The Process operator will be required to maintain current knowledge and skill sets; and be willing to upgrade technical skills to meet the current and future needs of the organization. In addition to core ProcessOperator tasks identified below, the Process Operator has been fully trained and is expected to perform tasks (outlined in detail in task SOP’s) below when required by the business: Close off Work Orders accurately and timely in Microsoft Dynamics AX Ensure proper set up of data coding equipment Run all packaging line equipment effectively Enter accurate and timely data in the process monitor Encompass Quality Control culture (Packaging and Filling line QC testing, Inbound Raw Materials testing, Viscosity testing, Cold Crank Simulator testing, Crackle testing, XRF) Safe operation of Fork lifts (Electric and Propane counter Balance, and Reach trucks) Assuring best fork lift operating practices are followed (Pre-shift fork lift inspections; Dock lock safety, Reports damages to truck, racking or other equipment) Responsible for the industrial and automotive filling of drums,



pails kegs and all the totes Pick and process customer orders and stock transfers Participate in plant & warehouse control and inventory cycle counting Ship & Receive (Receives all inbound materials including QC testing; Ships outbound materials; Performs & Documents Quality control testing, Enters all data into AX receiving) ~ Inspect Bottles & labels on packaging lines ~ Bottle packing and bottle dumping ~ Participate in plant and warehouse housekeeping ~ Liaise with shipping coordinators/planners as required. ~ Willingness to upgrade technical skills to meet the current and future needs of the organization. ~ attend safety and regulatory compliance seminars/training Ability to manage workloads in a busy work environment and be flexible to change (flow to the work) Adaptable and able to make independent decisions quickly. Previous WHMIS training and or experience Forklift license required Lock Out – Tag Out training Lift truck experience with valid lift truck license or ability to obtain Good reading comprehension, writing and mathematical skills Required to successfully pass an aptitude test to demonstrate the required competency level and demonstrate continuing competency in the position Proficient in Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, Access, PowerPoint), MS Outlook Plant and Warehouse environment with periodic outdoor work PM Shift 3:00pm-11:30pm, may vary according to operational needs such as production demands, fluctuating workloads, vacations and absences, etc. Training: ~ Training Period consistent with Article 10.06 of the Collective Agreement Process Operator (as per collective agreement) *TRAINING PERIOD UP TO SIX MONTHS FROM HIRE DATE #

📌 Process Operator (Toronto)
🏢 Wakefield Canada
📍 Toronto