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The Quality Control Manager oversees laboratory analytical data compliance with cGMP regulations and manages the QC team. Responsibilities include ensuring timely quality data for production, leading troubleshooting and root cause analyses, developing laboratory budgets, and maintaining quality initiatives in collaboration with engineering and production teams.

The Resources Forester manages the daily supply of raw materials to the Takura Plant, developing strategies to optimize resource supply across KWP as needed.

The Treating Operator is responsible for operating various automated machines while adhering to safety and operational procedures. Duties include inspecting products, maintaining equipment, performing preventive maintenance, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations and environmental protocols. This role also involves reporting performance data to supervisors and managing hazardous materials safely.

The Controls Engineer provides technical leadership for PLC and control system design, including design, implementation, and startup of control systems. Responsibilities include remote and onsite support for control system installation, optimizing existing systems, and managing capital projects. They also train technicians and coordinate with management and vendors to ensure successful implementations.

The Payroll Manager will oversee payroll processing and accounting for US Salary payroll, manage data transfer to payroll providers, resolve payroll-related issues, and supervise a payroll associate. They will also audit payroll activities and maintain compliance with payroll taxes.

The Sales Manager will promote Koppers Utility Services, manage customer accounts, prepare quotes and bids, and develop business plans. The role emphasizes maintaining strong customer relationships, analyzing market competition, and utilizing CRM tools. It requires significant travel and the ability to work under pressure and manage multiple tasks while aiming to meet financial goals.

The Controls Engineer provides technical leadership in the design and implementation of PLC and control systems for wood treating plants and material handling systems. Responsibilities include on-site support, troubleshooting, collaborating with vendors and customers, and optimizing control systems for efficiency.

The Boiler Operator is responsible for overseeing boiler operations, conducting tests on pressure, chemical, and water levels, and ensuring safe operation. They will identify issues promptly, perform minor maintenance, work cooperatively with others, and handle other duties as necessary, all while maintaining safety and quality standards.