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Manufacturing
Production
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a Manufacturing Production position. The underlined keywords link to interview questions for that keyword or job function.
Description:
Responsible for coordination
of all maintenance activities as a member of the Power and
Recovery team for two recovery boilers, two evaporator trains, lime kiln,
recaust, power boilers, water treatment, and influent and effluent
systems.
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Coordinate daily
shutdown and preventive maintenance activities, system lockout
management
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Performs as operation's
representative on capital projects for the area.
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Supports department
efforts in safety, productivity, quality and cost control.
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Leader of the process
line efficiency team for the area.
Qualifications:
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B.S. degree in
Engineering or related field of study, or high school diploma
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Equivalent work
experience in an industrial environment, preferably pulp and paper.
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Experience in power and
recovery recausticizing and utilities is desirable.
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Successful candidate
must be able to communicate effectively
at all levels in a manufacturing environment in both verbal and
written form.
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Attention to detail and
strong organizational skills are key.
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Must be able to
function in a team environment
while also being a strong, motivated, independent performer.
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Manufacturing Production Interview
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What experience do you have with pulp and paper processing? Water and
chemical processes?
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What kind of work have you done with maintenance planning, costing,
scheduling, and on-time project completion activities?
Follow-up: In which past job functions were they?
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Production downtime, as well as, unexpected breakdowns increases the
costs of manufacturing. Tell us
about a situation in which you reduced or recovered production or
maintenance costs.
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What work-related achievement are you are the most proud of?
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Describe your with tracking quality metrics.
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Tell us about your experience in training and guiding others in
work-instructions, safety requirements, or company policies.
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How do approach a problem? Do
you prefer to assess a problem quickly and initiate a fix, or
take some time to consider the situation and possibly seek advice before
arriving at a decision?
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When was the last time you had a conflict with a co-worker or
supervisor?
Follow-up: How did you
both resolve it?
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Give an example of a failure or disappointment that you've experienced
and what you learned from it?
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We are seeking someone who can be effective as a mediator between
production and maintenance or operations and management.
Give an example of your ability to perform as a mediator.
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What do you handle stress?
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What questions do you have for us?
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