Tags: Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical
Role Title: Pharma ETP Operator
Employer: Leading Pharmaceutical Manufacturer
Required Experience: 1-5 Years
Location: Pan India
Date published: 25 September 2026
A Leading Pharmaceutical Manufacturer is seeking a disciplined Pharma ETP Operator to oversee effluent treatment plant operations and environmental compliance.
The Pharma ETP Operator must combine hands-on operating experience in wastewater treatment with strict adherence to industrial EHS standards.
Key Responsibilities
- Operate and monitor the Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) and related wastewater processing equipment safely and effectively.
- Treat industrial effluent and pharmaceutical wastewater in strict compliance with state and central pollution control guidelines.
- Operate and inspect ETP equipment including pumps, air blowers, agitators, aerators, clarifiers, and filter presses.
- Execute chemical dosing procedures accurately, control pH levels, and maintain optimal chemical reagent inventories.
- Monitor, test, and record key effluent parameters including pH, COD, BOD, TSS, and TDS across treatment stages.
- Oversee sludge generation, dewatering operations, handling, and hazardous waste storage per statutory guidelines.
- Maintain daily ETP operational logbooks, parameter sheets, chemical consumption trackers, and equipment shift logs.
- Identify equipment faults or abnormal process conditions early and coordinate timely maintenance interventions.
Requirements and Qualifications
- Diploma, ITI, or Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Environmental Science, Chemical Engineering, or related technical disciplines.
- 1-5 Years of hands-on operational experience within an Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) or Wastewater Treatment Plant.
- Direct working experience within Pharmaceutical, Bulk Drug, API, or Chemical manufacturing facilities.
- Practical understanding of wastewater treatment chemistry, chemical dosing calculations, and pollution control norms.
- Willingness to work in rotational plant shifts and strict adherence to industrial environment, health, and safety (EHS) rules.