GENERAL HELPER
peters heat treatingMeadville (PA)
About the role
Job Description: General Helper
Overview:
Peters’ Heat Treating is a privately held, family-owned business that has been thriving on a customer focused, results driven operation for over 40 years. We offer a wide range of heat treatments that service customers in the tool & die, automotive, aerospace, blade/cutlery, medical, military and nuclear industries. With multiple locations and an array of services offered we are able to provide our customers with worry-free, full-service heat treating. The General Helper is responsible for providing support to heat treat processors on a daily basis. This job may include but is not limited to sandblasting, handling customer materials, fixturing parts for processing and plant housekeeping. It is pertinent that the applicant is able to follow instructions and that he/she is consistent, accurate, and detail oriented.
Required Experience:
Communicates with coworkers, management and customers in a courteous and professional manner in order to maintain a good team effort Detail oriented and ensures quality of company work Able to work effectively in a team and independently with minimal supervision Able to follow procedures and produce reliable repeatable work Able to work with basic hand tools Self-motivated Responsible and punctual Dependable and reliable Portrays a positive attitude daily Capable of reading, comprehending and passing exams in heat treating coursework Able to lift 50 lbs. Able to stand for 8+ hours Willing and able to work in hot and/or cold environment
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience and/or basic understanding of heat treating principles Experience in tooling or manufacturing industries Knowledge in the use of metallurgical testing equipment
Job Type: Part-time
Schedule: Day shift Monday to Friday
Work Location: In person
Requirements:
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