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Chemical Equipment Operator jobs in lafayette USA

5 chemical equipment operator jobs found in lafayette: showing 1 - 5

Forklift Operator
Company: TRIGO Group |

Location: Lafayette, IN, USA

| Salary: US$17 per hour | Date posted: 24 Sep 2026
TRIGO Heavy Transportation has a current opening for a Forklift Operator within our Lafayette, IN team. This is a first....Safely operate forklifts and other material handling equipment in accordance with company policies and safety procedures
Ht-forklift Operator
Company: TRIGO Group |

Location: Lafayette, IN, USA

| Salary: US$17 per hour | Date posted: 22 Sep 2026
TRIGO Heavy Transportation has a current opening for a Forklift Operator within our Lafayette, IN team. This is a first... any safety or maintenance concerns. Safely operate forklifts and other material handling equipment in accordance with company
Environmental Operations Operator - $2000 Sign On Bonus
Company: Evonik |

Location: Lafayette, IN, USA

| Salary: US$26.78 per hour | Date posted: 11 Sep 2026
Able to pass the WorkKeys assessment for a Tippecanoe Labs Chemical Operator position Able to wear required personal..., and/or Solvent Recovery in a safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible manner. An Environmental Operator will perform
Civil Foreman – Austin Industrial (lafayette, In)
Company: Austin Industries |

Location: Lafayette, IN, USA

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 05 Sep 2026
to our customers in the oil, gas, chemical, food, agriculture, power, and manufacturing industries. To learn more about us, visit... of onsite equipment fleet. Recruit hourly trade personnel. Execute Look Ahead schedules. Manage craftsmen, equipment
Instrument Technician
Company: Evonik |

Location: Lafayette, IN, USA

| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 24 Jul 2026
. Operator I Production supports capital and maintenance efforts to maximize equipment uptime. The role involves collaboration..., youre part of a global chemical company working in many sectors that go beyond chemistry. From lipids for tomorrow