Casting/ Melting Operator
kobe aluminum automotiveNew York (NY)
About the role
Job Title: Casting & Melting Operator Classification: Non-Exempt
Department: Casting
Reports to: Supervisor Position: Nights
Position Summary:
The Casting/Melting Operator is responsible for monitoring equipment, making adjustments as necessary to maintain quality, and reporting any changes in conditions they can't control.
Key Responsibilities:
Ensure equipment is operating within specified parameters. Ensure quality is maintained Fill out required production documents Material handling Assist with tear down and rebuilding of equipment requiring manual labor Maintain clean/organized work area Performs other duties as required Skills &
Competencies:
Ability to work both independently and as a team. Basic troubleshooting and problem solving. Basic computer skills Basic math skills Ability to read and comprehend basic English Ability to follow instructions Ability to identify nonstandard situations and respond accordingly.
Education & Experience:
High school degree or GED equivalence. Experience in molten metal manufacturing preferred Crane and forklift experience preferred. Work Environment &
Physical Requirements:
Requires constant physical activity throughout shift such as walking, sitting, standing, bending, stooping, squatting, reaching, handling, near/far vision, pushing, pulling, carrying, and lifting objects weighing up to 50 lbs. Flexible work schedule as needed with adequate notification. Always maintain strict adherence to safety rules and regulations, including wearing personal protective equipment. Willing to work in hot/humid, cold, noisy industrial environment Powered by JazzHR
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