Chemical Operator
2nd Shift (Train on 1st) / $12.50 per hour
Under supervision this position produces nylon sheets, rods, tubular bars, rectangular bars, nylon sheaves, elevator buckets, discs, rings and custom cast components used in construction equipment, waste water treatment, food conveyance, mining equipment, power transmission, and steel mills.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The essential duties and responsibilities of this position require operators to become experienced at operating casting equipment in one or more work areas at acceptable production levels by being able to:
Calculates chemistry percentage levels from pounds to kilograms, etc,
Sets-up, loads and operates machines, dye pots and other equipment to flask or unit pours parts.
Performs periodic quality inspection checks and measures.
Maintains production logs and other related paperwork with accuracy and completeness.
Flushes equipment as needed
EDUCATION/TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE
High School Graduate (or GED).
Ability to perform basic math calculations and read measuring tools.
WORKING CONDITIONS/ENVIRONMENT
Normal manufacturing environment requiring physical activity that requires lifting, bending, walking, climbing, etc. with occasional exposure to varying weather conditions.
May become dirty at times. Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Under supervision this position produces nylon sheets, rods, tubular bars, rectangular bars, nylon sheaves, elevator buckets, discs, rings and custom cast components used in construction equipment, waste water treatment, food conveyance, mining equipment, power transmission, and steel mills.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The essential duties and responsibilities of this position require operators to become experienced at operating casting equipment in one or more work areas at acceptable production levels by being able to:
Calculates chemistry percentage levels from pounds to kilograms, etc,
Sets-up, loads and operates machines, dye pots and other equipment to flask or unit pours parts.
Performs periodic quality inspection checks and measures.
Maintains production logs and other related paperwork with accuracy and completeness.
Flushes equipment as needed
EDUCATION/TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE
High School Graduate (or GED).
Ability to perform basic math calculations and read measuring tools.
WORKING CONDITIONS/ENVIRONMENT
Normal manufacturing environment requiring physical activity that requires lifting, bending, walking, climbing, etc. with occasional exposure to varying weather conditions.
May become dirty at times. Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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