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#hiring *Process Technician-(M-F; Days) (Charlotte Foam Location)*, Charlotte, *United States*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Charlottejobs #NorthCarolinajobs #ManufacturingOperations *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gcuKAhdu ROLE: The Process Technician is responsible for working with Process Engineering to resolve ongoing problems, supporting set-up and changeovers in bringing lines into production, working with corporate engineers on new product development and R&D trial requests, and working to maintain accurate and up-to-date process sheets. Appropriately communicate information clearly and accurately whether by emails, reports or meetings. Lead efforts on the production floor to develop improved process capabilities by reviewing data, contributing to programs, looking at new technologies and acting upon the findings. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Be the plant expert in fields of our work, whether it is extrusion, thermoforming or OMV, etc. Perform changeovers with minimal downtime Ensure all products are running at correct production rate Update, review and manage process sheets within the plant Develop, implement and execute programs to improve overall product quality and line efficiencies. Ability to operate and troubleshoot processes and equipment at an elevated level to resolve complex issues. Lead efforts on the production floor to develop improved process capabilities by reviewing data, contributing to programs, looking at new technologies and acting upon the findings. Clearly document all findings and data gathered while working on projects and improvements, with clear communication via reports, emails and/or meetings, Utilize problem-solving and troubleshooting techniques to find root cause Provide root cause problem identification and recommend equipment and process modifications to resolve. Train all levels of operators on proper operation of equipment. Verify operator level achievement for pay-for-skills advancement Develop and conduct training programs for line operators and process technicians. Provide process input to new product development teams. Work with corporate engineers on new project development, lead plant start-up of these jobs and develop stable process conditions. Work with material suppliers on understanding material behavior throughout the whole process. Other duties as necessary to operate the plant in a safe and efficient manner. TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES: Interpersonal/Communication: Ability to communicate effectively and work closely and productively as part of a cross-functional team. Ability to prioritize multi-task duties without loss of efficiency or composure. Effective written and verbal communication and the ability to disseminate information in a timely and diplomatic manner. Ability to work under pressure, meet scheduled deadlines, respond to

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Employee Spotlight: Trevor Smith In celebration of Manufacturing Month, we’re excited to feature Trevor Smith, a Maintenance Technician at Berry Global with 8.5 years of experience in the industry! Check out his insights below: Position: Maintenance Technician Company: Berry Global, Inc. Years in Manufacturing: 8.5 years Q: What kind of jobs have you worked in Manufacturing? Trevor: Electronics Technician with Howard Industries Process Technician and Maintenance Technician with Berry Global Q: What made you want to get into Manufacturing? Trevor: I found the process of taking individual raw materials and combining them in such a way that they become a product consumers can use in their everyday lives. Q: What is something you think most people don’t know or understand about the Manufacturing Industry? Trevor: There is more precision required in the setup of the equipment to allow high speed, mass production to be possible than most people think. If your setup is more than .001 of an inch off, in some situations, the equipment will not run at all. Q: What is your favorite aspect of your job? Trevor: I would say the satisfaction of tearing down a broken piece of equipment to an empty shell, rebuilding it, and having it work exactly how it’s supposed to. Q: What advice would you give someone who is interested in working in the Manufacturing industry? Trevor: Don’t beat yourself up if, after 3-6 months, you still don’t understand what’s going on or are still struggling with the job. This is an extremely fast-paced industry and the amount of moving parts involved can be overwhelming at times. Pay attention and learn as much as you can about how certain manufacturing equipment is supposed to run, and it will make it easier for you to spot when a malfunction begins so you can correct it before it becomes catastrophic. #ManufacturingMonth #EmployeeSpotlight #PRCC #Manufacturing

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We want to ensure that every possible resource is recovered from the residual waste we receive - including the ash and metals that remain after the combustion process. They can be repurposed, recycled and reused in support of the circular economy. That's why we are pleased to be partnering with Day Aggregates to develop our own Incinerator Bottom Ash (IBA) processing plant in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. And it's fantastic to see the facility now reaching the final stages of construction. Soon, the plant will begin converting IBA from our Rookery South and Newhurst facilities into aggregates for the construction sector to reduce reliance on mining new resources from the earth. This video provides an overview of recent progress at the site and we're looking forward to the start of full-scale operations. #energyfromwaste #aggregates #circulareconomy

Embracing the Value of Embodied Knowledge in Maintenance Work. As a Maintenance Technician with hands-on experience in industrial machinery and solar systems, I’ve come to appreciate that effective maintenance isn't just about technical expertise—it's about the intimate, practical knowledge gained through years of experience. This connects with a key concept from Donna Haraway’s work on “situated knowledges.” Haraway emphasizes that knowledge is often grounded in specific contexts and experiences. In maintenance, this means that the "know-how" we develop through physically working with machines and systems can’t be fully captured by manuals or theories. It’s an embodied expertise, cultivated by troubleshooting, repairs, and the real-time decisions we make on the job. For me, studying Culture and Change: Critical Studies of Humanities at Malmo University has deepened my understanding of how valuable this kind of practical knowledge is, especially in dynamic industries like renewable energy and industrial operations. As we move towards more sustainable solutions, the ability to blend theoretical knowledge with hands-on, situated expertise is critical for ensuring the longevity and efficiency of our systems. I’m excited to continue exploring how these ideas intersect in my professional journey and how they can shape our approach to maintenance culture in the green transition. #MaintenanceCulture #Sustainability #SituatedKnowledges #PracticalExpertise #GreenEnergy #MaintenanceTechnician #HumanitiesInPractice