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Kodak

B2B imaging solutions and materials science

Chemical Operator

Machine & Process OperationUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeRochester, NY, USA$20 - $24In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Complete the Specialty Chemical Division operator training program, focused on health, safety, and environment (HSE), process-equipment function and setup, operating procedures, and process operating techniques.
  • Adhere strictly to division operating procedures for HSE, including chemical verification and addition, lifting procedures, and required personal protective equipment (PPE).
  • Use databases and programs on a computer.
  • Apply basic math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and percentage calculations.
  • Work safely, maintain a clean work area, and practice 5S.
  • Work with and be exposed to potentially hazardous chemicals, using prescribed PPE.
  • Meet the physical demands of frequent walking, standing, lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and occasional awkward positioning.
  • Be willing to work overtime or adjust schedules for shutdowns and business needs.
  • Use analytical and troubleshooting skills and know when to stop, call, and wait for help when problems arise.
  • Work 12-hour rotating shifts.

Responsibilities

  • Manage and maintain the flow of various chemicals through chemical-processing equipment.
  • Maximize output and product quality while minimizing waste.

Desired Qualifications

  • Manufacturing experience and some technical background in mechanical, electrical, or chemical areas.
  • Ability to interpret procedures and adhere to HSE and process procedures.
  • Interest in continuously improving oneself and processes using KOS tools and understanding lean-manufacturing concepts.

About the Company

Kodak

B2B imaging solutions and materials science

Kodak provides imaging solutions and specialty materials for business customers in electronics, textiles, healthcare, and industrial manufacturing. Its products include silver films and processing chemicals for electronics, direct-to-garment inks, solvent recovery systems, large-format aerial films, industrial X-ray films, specialty chemicals, antimicrobial materials, and thin-film coatings, which are used in imaging, coating, printing, testing, and recycling processes. Kodak differentiates itself with a long history in imaging and materials science, a broad portfolio, and licensing of technology, all served through a global B2B network. The goal is to help customers produce high-quality, reliable imaging and material solutions at scale.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Rochester, NY
Founded
1892

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