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8171-01
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Operator (Paper-Pulp Plant) monitors, controls, and maintains machinery used in the production of paper pulp, ensuring efficient and continuous operation throughout the manufacturing process. They manage processes such as pulping, bleaching, grinding, and cutting, perform routine inspections and minor troubleshooting, and coordinate with maintenance teams to uphold equipment performance. The role requires adherence to safety, environmental, and quality standards to produce pulp suitable for paper products and packaging materials.
Tasks
Operate and monitor pulp processing and papermaking machines, including digesters, beaters, bleaching units, and cutting equipment, according to manuals and production requirements.
Adjust machine settings and process controls to maintain optimal temperature, pressure, flow rate, and chemical concentration for pulp quality and production efficiency.
Add and manage cooking, bleaching, and other chemicals safely in accordance with specified procedures.
Perform routine maintenance, cleaning, and minor repairs on equipment to ensure smooth and safe operation.
Conduct quality inspections of pulp and paper products, checking for defects, stickies, plastics, colour, brightness, and consistency.
Collect samples and perform tests such as pH and density to evaluate pulp and paper quality, recording results accurately.
Maintain production logs, operational records, and reports on equipment performance and abnormalities.
Collaborate with quality control, maintenance, and production personnel to ensure continuous workflow and compliance with standards.
Ensure safe handling of materials, hazardous waste, and chemicals in accordance with health, safety, and environmental regulations.
Assist in managing inventory of raw materials, chemicals, and finished pulp or paper products as required.
Skills
Basic
Ability to read and interpret manuals, indicators, instructions, and safety procedures.
Attention to detail to monitor machinery, process conditions, and product quality.
Basic mechanical understanding to operate, adjust, and troubleshoot paper-pulp machinery safely.
Basic numeracy and literacy skills to measure, record data, and monitor operational processes.
Effective communication, coordination, and teamwork to work safely and efficiently in a production environment.
Specific
Ability to detect and correct defects in pulp and paper products to minimise waste.
Ability to perform routine maintenance and basic troubleshooting of mechanical and electrical equipment.
Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, machine settings, and process documentation.
Competency in conducting quality control checks and interpreting laboratory and production data.
Experience with monitoring and adjusting production processes using distributed control systems and programmable logic controllers.
Knowledge of chemical handling procedures and safe use of processing and bleaching agents.
Knowledge of occupational health, safety, and environmental regulations in industrial operations.
Knowledge of pulp and paper production processes, including digestion, bleaching, and papermaking operations.
Proficiency in adjusting machinery and production parameters to optimise efficiency and output quality.
Proficiency in operating and controlling pulp and paper production machinery such as digesters, grinders, beaters, and papermaking equipment.
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QUALIFICATION
Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) or Equivalent
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