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Incumbent ensures that all crew are at the rig and ready to work at scheduled time and maintains productivity standards for all rig functions.
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This is an entry level position that is responsible for the safe operation of a forklift in order to stock all lumber and building materials. Today, Higginbotham Brothers supplies professional builders, remodelers and do-it-yourselfers with lumber and a deep catalog of specialty building products, including hardware, windows, doors, plumbing materials and interior/exterior paint, from its 40 locations across Texas and Oklahoma.
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The Plant Operator is responsible for collecting and analyzing samples throughout the Ethanol Process, including Milling, Cook, Fermentation, Evaporation, Distillation/Dehydration, Centrifuges/Dryers and Water Treatment.
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Reports to the Board Operator and the Lead Operator any analyses that are not in operating specification so changes to the process can be made. The Plant Operator will be part of a four-team member crew.
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Higginbotham Brothers (HBC), a Division of US LBM Holdings, LLC is an equal opportunity employer. As a people-first company, passionate about continuous improvement, US LBM is proud to provide our associates access to the resources, training and developmental opportunities to empower them to succeed today, while growing professionally and preparing for the challenges of tomorrow.
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Our major client, in the Oil & Gas industry, is seeking a Lease Operator to work within their facilities located in Levelland, TX for a long-term assignment (subject to extension). Our major client, in the Oil & Gas industry, is seeking a Lease Operator to work within their facilities located in Levelland, TX for a long-term assignment (subject to extension.
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Under the direction of the Foreman, the Forklift Operator is responsible for operating equipment to lift and move bulk materials at the worksite. Forklift Operator based out of our waste management facility in The area.
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Requires ability to utilize the Company's internet/intranet web site and available resources for data entry, reference and/or retrieval tasks. While at this level completes assigned classes, Operator Qualifications (OQ) and OJT specific to Service Learning Path. Must maintain position OQs and any other required OQs and classroom training or certifications.
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