The role performs daily field operations for a hazardous-chemical production facility, including loading and unloading chemical tankers, operating valves and pumps, sampling, inventory checks, furnace and boiler operation, powder addition, vendor supervision, DCS standby, start-up and shut-down, troubleshooting, and employee training. The position requires valid furnace and boiler certification and may involve Phase II hazardous chemical production, including zinc salt.
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Chevron works to meet the world’s growing demand for energy by exploring for oil and natural gas, refining and marketing gasoline, producing chemicals and more. Its work includes delivering energy needed today, lowering the carbon intensity of its operations and building the lower-carbon energy system of tomorrow. Chevron’s new catalyst technology helps increase jet fuel production to meet growing air travel needs.