Position Summary:
The Process Engineer plays a key, hands-on role in the daily operation, optimization, and growth of Tedia’s high-purity solvent manufacturing processes. This position bridges production, quality, maintenance, and R&D. They drive operational excellence through process improvement, troubleshooting, and technology scale-up. The ideal candidate combines strong technical expertise in chemical processing with a practical understanding of plant operations.
Essential Duties:
Safety & Quality
Champion Tedia’s Safety Culture by applying Process Safety Management (PSM), Risk Management Program (RMP), and other hazard-reduction best practices.Support Tedia’s Quality Culture by following all documented procedures, specifications, and continuous improvement initiatives.Process Operations and Optimization
Monitor daily batch and continuous distillation and solvent purification operations to ensure consistent, on-spec production.Lead troubleshooting of process upsets or deviations to minimize downtime and product loss.Analyze and optimize purification steps such as forerun/tail control, reflux ratio, and column performance to improve yield and throughput.Identify and implement projects that remove bottlenecks, improve energy efficiency, or increase capacity.Technical and Analytical Support
Develop and maintain clear process documentation, SOPs, batch records, P&IDs, and trend groupsWork with QC and Analytical teams to interpret GC and purity data, correlating results to process variables and operating conditionsCollaborate with R&D to scale new products and purification technologies from lab to production, ensuring smooth technology transfer.Capital Projects
Manage small-to-medium capital projects from concept through commissioning, ensuring on-time, on-budget, and on-spec executionIdentify, scope, and justify capital improvements to support safety, quality, reliability, and capacity goals.Support the Production Manager and Engineering team in long-range capital planning aligned with plant growth objectives.Success Criteria:
Complete process improvement projects delivering annualized savings through efficiency, yield, or utility reductionSuccessfully lead small-to-medium capital projects (typically <$250K) from concept through commissioning, meeting cost, schedule, and performance targets.Maintain updated and accurate P&IDs, SOPs, and safety-critical documentsSupervisory Responsibility:
This position does not have supervisory responsibility.Required Education and Experience:
Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering3+ Years in an engineering roleStrong mechanical aptitude, independent thinking, strong organizational and planning abilities and excellent analytical and problem-solving skills are essentialPreferred Education and Experience:
N/AKey Competencies:
AccountabilityEthics and IntegrityAdaptability / FlexibilityContinual / Process ImprovementAnalytical ThinkingContinual LearningDigital Fluency Innovative MindsetCommunicationInterpersonal SkillsResilienceTeamworkResults DrivenThoroughnessWork Environment /Physical Demands:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable an individual with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Stooping, bending, twisting, and climbing ladders and/or stairs.Must be able to wear a respirator.Must be mechanically inclined.
Position Summary:
The filler/labeler is responsible for filling container and labeling the container. They are also responsible for following customer work standards as well as safety procedures.
Essential Duties:
Follow safety rules and work safely.Fill liquid and solid products into containers. Label and over-pack products ready for shipping. Follow filling and labeling work instructions as described on the Bill of Materials.Correctly record information on the filling/labeling work order after completing the task.Record packaging information and finished goods into RTI system.Purge, fill and pressurize cyclotrimersFill liquid and solid products into containersCorrectly record information on the Filling/Labeling work order after completing the taskVerify customer work standards are being followed.Other duties as assigned.Success Criteria:
Right First time above 95%.0 label errors0 documentation errorFill bottles within appropriate time limits.Supervisory Responsibility:
This position does not have supervisory responsibility.
Required Education and Experience:
High school diploma or G.E.D. Able to read and understand a filling/labeling work order and instructions and carry out the work accordinglyPreferred Education and Experience:
Manufacturing experienceKey Competencies:
Accountability (Basic Level) Adaptability/Flexibility (Intermediate Level)Continual/Process Improvement (Basic Level)Ethics and Integrity (Intermediate Level)Communication (Basic Level)Initiative (Basic Level)Teamwork (Intermediate Level)Thoroughness (Advanced)Work Environment /Physical Demands:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable an individual with disabilities to perform the essential functions
Able to bend, squat, kneel, sit.
Able to reach to place boxes (up to 20 lbs.) above shoulder height. Twisting, turning to maneuver around workstation and packaging. Hand-eye coordination sufficient to place labels on bottles and boxes accuratelyMust be able to work in hot/cold environmentAble to wear respirator. safety shoes, goggles and/or safety glasses.Chemical Operator – I
We are looking to add a motivated & compassionate chemical operator to our Tedia team to work out of our Fairfield, Ohio location. We are a customer-driven company that provides high-purity solvents for life science, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, laboratory, and industrial applications. We are in need of a strong contributor to help us stay focused on two of our core values and they are: Safety and Quality.
This individual must possess a solid understanding of chemical processes and mechanics. You can expect to work as an integral part of the production team and may be responsible for retrieving, weighing and mixing chemical ingredients, monitoring equipment during the chemical process, record information and assist in the planning and improvement of processes or products by complying with all company, local, state, and federal safety and quality regulations.
Tedia wants you to have everything you need to work in a safe, fun and productive environment so we are pleased to offer:
Competitive compensation that allows for annual salary increases based on the environment and work performance along with generous vacation and sick time which includes 9 paid holidays and a matched 401(k) retirement plan! Competitive health care benefits that include health, dental, vision, life insurance, along with a variety of voluntary benefits, i.e., short term & long-term disability, critical illness and legal shield, etc. Career growth and development i.e., education reimbursement, coaching, mentorships, and training programs. Reward and recognition celebrations i.e., free monthly luncheons, monthly birthday celebrations, and service awards.Core Responsibilities:
Assure safety requirements are known and followedUse proper PPE for assigned tasksNotify supervisor immediately of any safety related issuesSet up and dismantle filling equipmentBlend chemicals for DNA blendsProcess chemicals for Anhydrosolv solventsUse instrumentation: GC (Assay), UV spectrophotometer (Optical Absorbance), and KF (water) to analyze in-process samplesClean filling equipment, holding tanks, totes, reactors, and pumps according to procedureOrganize the production equipment in designated areasSubmit samples to the lab for analysis according to procedureBe highly aware of quality issues and BOMFill drums, totes, bottles, and RC's according to BOMUnload and charge tankers (bulk material) following the given instructionsClean and pack columns with adsorbent material and activate the columnSteam waste adsorbent material for disposalAssist Chemical Operators with charging reactors and with other requirementsHandle waste according to the established proceduresComplete the cleaning record formQualifications
Having knowledge and/or experience with chemistry and math knowledge is preferredIndependent thinking, strong organizational and planning abilities, and problem-solving skills are essential Manufacturing experienceEducation Requirements:
High school diploma or G.E.D. requiredSeniority Level: Entry level Chemical Operator I; non-exempt
Employment Type: Full-time, 12 hour shifts-rotating schedule with rotating weekends.
Industry: Chemical Manufacturing
Job Functions: Production/Chemical
Work Environment /Physical Demands:
The physical requirements described are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential functions.
Able to wear respirator, safety shoes, goggles and/or safety glassesBe comfortable working in a hazmat chemical environmentAble to stoop, bend, twist, and climb ladders and/or stairsUse hands and arms to handle and reach Able to walk, talk, and hearVision abilities: close vision, distance vision, and ability to adjust focusHand-eye coordination sufficient to place labels on bottles and boxes accuratelyAble to move up to 70 lbs.Able to lift up to 15 lbs. above shoulder heightAble to shift drums of product up to 300 lbs.Able to work in hot and cold environment while wearing PPE.Position Summary:
The filler/labeler is responsible for filling container and labeling the container. They are also responsible for following customer work standards as well as safety procedures.
Essential Duties:
Follow safety rules and work safely.Fill liquid and solid products into containers. Label and over-pack products ready for shipping. Follow filling and labeling work instructions as described on the Bill of Materials.Correctly record information on the filling/labeling work order after completing the task.Record packaging information and finished goods into RTI system.Purge, fill and pressurize cyclotrimersFill liquid and solid products into containersCorrectly record information on the Filling/Labeling work order after completing the taskVerify customer work standards are being followed.Other duties as assigned.Success Criteria:
Right First time above 95%.0 label errors0 documentation errorFill bottles within appropriate time limits.Supervisory Responsibility:
This position does not have supervisory responsibility.
Required Education and Experience:
High school diploma or G.E.D. Able to read and understand a filling/labeling work order and instructions and carry out the work accordinglyPreferred Education and Experience:
Manufacturing experienceKey Competencies:
Accountability (Basic Level) Adaptability/Flexibility (Intermediate Level)Continual/Process Improvement (Basic Level)Ethics and Integrity (Intermediate Level)Communication (Basic Level)Initiative (Basic Level)Teamwork (Intermediate Level)Thoroughness (Advanced)Work Environment /Physical Demands:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable an individual with disabilities to perform the essential functions
Able to bend, squat, kneel, sit.
Able to reach to place boxes (up to 20 lbs.) above shoulder height. Twisting, turning to maneuver around workstation and packaging. Hand-eye coordination sufficient to place labels on bottles and boxes accuratelyMust be able to work in hot/cold environmentAble to wear respirator. safety shoes, goggles and/or safety glasses.