Senior Batch Plant Operator

March 5, 2026

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We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Batch Plant Operator to lead and oversee the daily operations of our batching plant. This role is critical in ensuring the efficient, safe, and high-quality production of concrete and other materials. The ideal candidate will have strong leadership abilities, technical expertise in batching operations, and a commitment to maintaining high standards of safety and productivity.

Key Responsibilities

Lead and supervise all batching plant operations, ensuring timely and accurate production of concrete mixes
Monitor and control batching equipment and systems to ensure consistent quality and compliance with specifications
Coordinate with dispatch, quality control, and maintenance teams to optimize plant performance
Train, mentor, and supervise junior operators and plant staff
Maintain accurate production records, inventory logs, and daily reports
Conduct routine inspections and troubleshoot equipment issues to minimize downtime
Enforce strict adherence to safety protocols and environmental regulations
Implement continuous improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency and reduce waste
Ensure raw materials are properly stored, handled, and replenished as needed

High school diploma or equivalent; technical certification in plant operations or engineering is a plus

Minimum 5 years of experience in concrete batching or related plant operations, with at least 2 years in a supervisory role
Strong knowledge of batching systems, concrete mix designs, and quality control standards
Proficient in operating computerized batching systems and plant automation software
Excellent leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills
Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple priorities
Familiarity with OSHA and environmental safety standards

Preferred Skills

Forklift or heavy equipment operation certification
Experience with preventive maintenance programs
Knowledge of local construction and materials regulations
Bilingual communication skills (if applicable)

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