Chemical Plant and Equipment Operator (m/f/d)

• Industry-specific bonuses for the chemical sector
• Salary rising to up to €23.50 after the 10th month
• On-site canteen
• Permanent role possible after 6 months
• Good links to public transport

What you can always count on at persona service:

• A monthly allowance of €50 towards your travel costs, depending on the role – e.g. for the Deutschlandticket and much more.
• Bonuses, as well as holiday pay and a Christmas bonus
• Free tuition for your children on the Ubimaster learning and tutoring platform
• Numerous shopping discounts with well-known brands via our corporate benefits programme
• Excellent personal support and regular feedback meetings
• A wide range of further training opportunities

• You fill the production machine with chemicals in accordance with specifications
• You measure liquids using suitable measuring equipment and record the readings
• You operate and monitor machines and plant during the ongoing production process
• You regularly take samples and pass them on for testing
• You clean machines and equipment and keep your work area tidy
• In the event of malfunctions or anomalies in the process, you intervene and report them to the relevant departments
• In doing so, you comply with the applicable health and safety regulations when handling chemicals
• You carefully record production data and process steps

• You have successfully completed an apprenticeship as a chemical technician (m/f/d), pharmaceutical technician (m/f/d), process mechanic (m/f/d) or chemical laboratory assistant (m/f/d)
• You have professional experience in the chemical industry
• You have experience operating machinery and plant in production
• You are familiar with measuring equipment and the measurement of liquids
• You handle chemicals carefully and responsibly and consistently adhere to safety regulations
• You are physically fit
• You are willing to work shifts, including at weekends
• You work reliably and accurately, even when carrying out repetitive tasks
• You have a basic spoken knowledge of German (minimum level)
• A valid work permit is required