Sappi is a global company focused on providing dissolving wood pulp, paper-pulp and paper based solutions to its direct and indirect customer base across more than 100 countries. Our dissolving wood pulp is used worldwide by converters to create viscose fibre for clothing and textiles, acetate tow, pharmaceutical products as well as a wide range of consumer ...
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As a Temp Reliever PM1, you will be responsible to:
Take and hand over shift.
Obtain plant licenses to safely operate process/equipment according to best operating practices.
Complete section specific interventions/initiatives as planned and agreed for all the identified positions for the specific section.
Relief operators and carry out all tasks prescribed for these positions.
Assist the foreman/operating staff at breakdowns and in the supervision of staff when necessary.
Ensure accurate reporting by recording all incidents in the shift log book.
Report all breakdowns, faulty equipment to Foreman.
Attend progress meetings with the section training representative, line supervisor and/or mentor, coach and act on any remedial action and/or additional requirements.
Participate in shift activities (5 why problem-solving etc).
Understand the SHEQ requirements of the job.
Identify and take corrective action in terms of SHEQ conditions and hazards.
Comply with all relevant SHEQ requirements.
Maintain a high level of good housekeeping in the workplace at all times.
Conduct regular BBS Observations.
What are we looking for?
N3 Pulp & Paper / Matric with Mathematics and Physical Science.
0-3 months experience as a Process Trainee/Production Intern.
National Diploma Pulp and Paper or Chemical Engineering would be advantageous.
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