At this level, an Independent Process Operator can perform more complex process changeovers, including troubleshooting. They can recognize and solve some non-routine problems. Essential Duties & Responsibilities:Performs & meets the requirements of all previous skill sets. Troubleshoot and perform low level maintenance. Ability to use machine controls necessary to perform set-ups and make process adjustments (if required)Identifies quality issues and determines root cause, completes QN’s and segregates parts with defects. Use the schedule to make decisions and manage order flow- ADD to JLG Guide. Complete routine set-ups independently within the targeted time. Notify supervision if capacity requirements are not being met Able to transfer chemicals to the appropriately labeled container. Knows how to identify & label chemicals, using the appropriate Safety Data Sheets (SDS)Able to identify the size, material, and configuration by the part number Education and/or Work Experience Requirements:Required:High school diploma or GED required. Processing experience preferred or related job aptitude (e.g. ability to troubleshoot and follow instructions)Able to read and follow standard work instructions Recognize functional and cosmetic defects. Applicant must be able to multi-task and prioritize. Support company philosophies, systems, and policies by:Being accountable, taking ownership of actions and inactions. Interacting with others in a constructive, professional manner Displaying integrity Embracing continuous improvement and assisting with implementation of changes