Loader/Unloader II
$23.92 - $28.95 per hour
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SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$23.92 - $28.95 per hour
About the role
- Under moderate supervision, performs and documents kiln and or furnace operations following approved work instructions and established department procedures for efficient use of kiln and/or furnace capacity
- Takes incremental readings and maintains firing within specifications for all kiln and/or furnaces
- Monitors and makes corrections to kiln and/or furnace push timing utilizing computer software as required
- Restarts the kiln and/or furnaces in the event of a power outage or when surge occurs as required
- Performs routine basic maintenance operations on kiln and/or furnaces as required
- Corrects firing related issues through sandblasting, grinding or other method as needed; notifies appropriate personnel of corrections
- Notifies lead, supervisor or engineer in the event of issues or concerns regarding kiln and/or furnace equipment or product condition
- Manually pushes or pulls heavy kiln cars in and out of kilns as needed
- Loads and unloads product for kiln and/or furnaces up to 80% of the time as needed
- Responsible for rebuilding kiln cars including replacing bricking, wheels and bearings per departmental needs
- Tracks kiln and/or furnace furniture quality including inventories, reconfiguring and reloading as required; may include visual and dimensional inspection of refractories, beams and SiC plates
- Assists and/or performs in any and all areas as assigned May work any and all shifts/days as required
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