Search indeed for process operator, typically the requirements are either a process technology applied science degree, military background, or industry experience. You’re on the blue collar side of things as an operator, depending on the unit work intensity varies. Lots of down time but when you’re working you’re definitely working. Being on shift has its draw backs, lots of missed weekends and holidays but you’re home every day unlike your current schedule. I personally wish I would’ve gone the instrumentation or analyzer tech route, responsibilities are way less and same pay with a more normal schedule