Archer Daniels Midland · Effingham

Batch Operator - 3rd Shift - Effingham, IL

EffinghamOperations

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Job description

Operator I - Effingham, IL

Job Summary

The Batch Operator is responsible for weighing ingredients per written SOP for the Effingham Premix operation.

Job Description

  • Weigh up the materials listed as shown on the computer prompter
  • Verify that the components and amounts are correct when batch is completed
  • Ensure that the micro tubs are marked with the correct identification placards
  • Responsible for completing Movement Sheets to request material needed in the micro room and nano room.
  • Gather materials in the warehouse to replenish stock in the nano room occasionally.
  • Check scale weights at the beginning and end of each shift
  • Conduct inventory on specific ingredients each day
  • Responsible for ensuring area is kept clean and complete all listed housekeeping duties
  • Comply with Good Manufacturing Procedures and quality policies

Minimum Requirements

  • High school diploma or general education degree (GED) or equivalent
  • Detailed oriented and has proven computer proficiency
  • Basic math and reading skills
  • Must have proficiency in all areas of the micro room

ADM requires the successful completion of a background check.

REF:114371BR

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