Waste treatment operator vs auxiliary operator

Differences between waste treatment operator and auxiliary operator duties and responsibilities

Waste treatment operator example responsibilities.

• Manage and perform preventive maintenance, electrical repairs, millwright work, and MSHA safety functions.
• Position require license issue by Illinois EPA.
• Perform basic repairs and maintenance using plumbing and mechanical skills.
• Perform repairs on all waste treatment and plating machinery, including electrical, mechanical, and plumbing relate breakdowns.
• Work directly with production, engineering and maintenance personnel in the electroplating department.
• Monitor, maintain and improve the operations of the industrial laboratory associate with the in house electroplating operation.
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Auxiliary operator example responsibilities.

• Need method to proactively manage the business improving cross-functional collaboration & KPI visibility.
• Follow NAES procedures on LOTO while doing so in a safely and timely manner.
• Complete on site fire school training and responsible for proper operation of plant firefighting equipment.
• Supervised/Operate PLC control incinerators and demilitarization machines.
• Insure that lock-out and tag-out procedures are perform safely and in compliance with APS guidelines.
• Complete training as a fire brigade team member at Delgado fire school.