Operator

• Work directly on the production line by monitoring, supplying, and packaging products on the machines
• Ensure product quality standards and maintain an organized workstation in accordance with safety regulations
• Follow the company’s golden safety rules and safeguard your own safety and that of other employees
• Perform activities in accordance with the company’s safety and environmental procedures
• Supply raw materials and consumables and package finished products according to standard procedures
• Keep the workstation clean and organized in accordance with 5S and TPM programs
• Monitor and operate machines correctly, requesting maintenance when necessary
• Ensure accurate production reporting
• Share knowledge of activities when necessary
• Complete production forms according to the department’s standards
• Ensure product quality and perform process inspections
• Report and ensure production volumes, explaining any variances
• Perform rework and product inspections when necessary
• Implement improvement projects within the department
• Support other departments when requested
• Work the afternoon shift: Monday through Friday from 1:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Production Operator I – Afternoon Shift

• Performs the full range of established procedures.
• Completes assigned tasks with moderate supervision.
• Resolves routine issues independently, without supervisory approval.

Operator II

• Performs assigned tasks within established procedures and guidelines
• Completes the full range of established procedures with moderate supervision
• Resolves routine issues independently without supervisory approval

• Performs the full range of established procedures
• Resolves routine issues independently
• Completes assigned tasks with moderate supervision
• Works within established procedures and guidelines

• Perform routine and planned maintenance in utilities areas, including boilers, hot-air furnaces, sludge presses, EVACs, refrigeration systems, the ammonia room, pump room, wastewater treatment plant (WWTP), and cooling towers
• Support equipment operation or operate equipment when necessary or as required
• Follow Health and Safety instructions, apply LOTO, and participate in accident prevention programs
• Perform sampling, testing, and process and product controls related to Food Quality and Safety
• Follow Sustainability instructions to prevent environmental impacts
• Participate in cost-reduction and performance-improvement initiatives, as well as routine management meetings
• Apply analysis, problem-solving, and continuous improvement tools to processes, people, and products
• Record the completion of planned AMM, cleaning, centerline, QMS, defect recurrence, and SHE activities
• Participate in the maintenance strategy and perform preventive and corrective activities with the Maintenance and Manufacturing teams
• Participate in training and contribute to defining standards and monitoring new projects by providing mechanical and operational information

Technical Utilities Operator

• Execute assigned analytical laboratory tasks according to standard operating procedures and safety/quality requirements
• Maintain accurate and complete records, documentation, and transactions
• Recognize issues and inconsistencies and support continuous improvement
• Support colleagues and respond to stakeholder requests
• Identify work deviations and report them to the supervisor

Laboratory Operator

• Operate heavy machinery by actuating mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic controls in accordance with operating procedure manuals and practical knowledge
• Load and transport ore, slag, coal, ferronickel, and various materials
• Operate wheel loaders, hydraulic excavators, motor graders, crawler tractors, and dump trucks
• Maintain and improve access roads by operating a motor grader
• Re-stack ore, slag, and coal
• Remove containers using a hook-lift truck
• Water roads using a water truck
• Transport supplies and materials to various areas of the industrial plant
• Record machine hours worked daily in spreadsheets
• Inspect and clean machinery at the beginning and end of each shift
• Assist machine mechanics and lubricators in identifying and diagnosing faults
• Comply with Operational Safety and Health, Environmental, Social Responsibility, and Business Integrity policies and procedures

Machine Operator B – Auxiliary Transportation

• Operate equipment to deliver the production plan and adjust parameters according to operating instructions
• Perform inspections, lubrication, and cleaning of machines and the work environment; carry out format changes, minor repairs, adjustments, settings, and component replacements
• Follow Health and Safety, selective waste collection, and routine task procedures, and apply LOTO when necessary
• Conduct sampling, testing, and process and product controls in accordance with Quality and Food Safety instructions
• Follow Sustainability instructions to prevent environmental impacts
• Participate in cost-reduction and performance-improvement initiatives and daily management meetings
• Apply analysis, problem-solving, development, and continuous improvement tools for processes, people, and products
• Record AMM, cleaning, centerline, QMS, defect, SHE point, and product identification activities, as well as downtime in NSAM, consumption, and finished product data in SAP and other required controls
• Participate in the maintenance strategy and perform preventive and corrective activities with the Maintenance and Manufacturing teams
• Execute trial orders and production plans for industrial tests related to Innovation and Renovation projects
• Participate in training and contribute to defining standards for new projects and the vertical start-up of the production line

Operator jobs in Brazil

Production Operator I – Afternoon Shift

Operator II

Operator II

Operator II

Technical Utilities Operator

Laboratory Operator

Machine Operator B – Auxiliary Transportation

Technical Operator, Chocolate Beverages