Are you comfortable working with metal, deburring, smoothing, or grinding metal - especially aluminum?
Do you need a new opportunity? Do you have a stable work history? Do you have any experience with grinding metal? Our new employees made more than $864.00 with overtime last week – Did you?
We are looking for people to work 1st shift based on skills and seniority.
- Process Castings: Efficiently remove excess metal, including flash, sprues, gates, and risers, from castings using a variety of equipment.
- Utilize Diverse Tools: Expertly operate and maintain hand-held grinders, back stand grinders, swing grinders, belt sanders, air-powered tools, and band saws to cut and shape parts.
- Achieve Finish Specifications: Smooth and shape surfaces, blending welds and repairs into surrounding metal to achieve specified tolerances and finish levels.
- Repair Defects: Execute cosmetic defect repair through techniques such as peening, puttying, and precision grinding.
- Deburr and Clean: Deburr and clean finished castings to eliminate sharp edges and prepare them for subsequent processes.
- Remove Cores: Utilize a knockout machine and chisel to effectively remove cores from castings.
- Operate Blasting Equipment: Safely and efficiently operate and maintain tumbler blasting equipment to clean casting surfaces.
- Optimize Blasting: Adjust blast settings (air pressure, media flow, wheel speed) to achieve optimal cleaning and required surface finish for various materials.
- Material Handling (Blaster): Load and unload castings into the blaster, safely utilizing hands, hoists, and cranes as required.
- Maintain Media: Monitor and change or replenish blast media to ensure continuous, high-quality operation.
- Visual Inspection: Conduct thorough visual inspections of all castings for surface defects such as cracks, porosity, or inclusions.
- Mark and Document: Accurately mark defective areas for repair or final rejection, communicating quality issues to the supervisor.
- Quality Compliance: Apply date stamps to parts in compliance with documented quality control procedures.
- Tool Selection: Select and utilize the appropriate grinding wheels, tools, and abrasives based on the specific material and required surface finish.
- Equipment Setup and Adjustment: Set up, adjust, and monitor grinders for optimal speed, angle, and performance.
- Routine Maintenance: Perform routine and preventive maintenance on grinding and blasting equipment (e.g., changing wheels, cleaning filters, lubricating parts).
- Tool Management: Monitor grinding tools for wear or damage and promptly replace components to maintain efficiency and safety.
- Safe Operations: Adhere strictly to all safety procedures, including the consistent use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (gloves, face shields, ear protection, steel toes, safety glasses).
- Facility Support: Complete daily checklists for motorized equipment (crane/hoist, electric pallet jack, tow motor).
- Environmental Control: Operate and monitor dust collection and ventilation systems to minimize airborne particles and ensure compliance with environmental standards.
- General Support: Assist with the handling and movement of castings within the facility, utilizing pallet jacks, cranes, hoists, or forklifts.
- Workplace Organization: Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area at all times.
· High school diploma, GED or equivalent. (Required)
· 6- 12 months previous grinding experience for new employees. (Preferred)
· Ability to understand written and verbal instructions and documentation.
· Length of workday is 8 – 10 hours
· Exposed to dust, sand, dirt, and extreme temperatures in accordance with seasons
· Safety equipment includes safety glasses, steel toe boots, hard hat, gloves, and hearing protection. Dust mask (optional).
- Paid Vacation after 1 year of service
- 9 paid Holidays
- 401(k) match
- 3 different medical plan options
- FSA, Limited FSA, and HSA
- Life Insurance
- Voluntary Life Insurance options
- Short Term Disability
- and more