Machine Operator - 3 On, 4 Off

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greenlight professional servicesCranston (RI)

Furnace, Kiln, Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators and Tenders Machine Shops

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Job Description: Machine Operator – 3 On, 4 Off Cranston, RI 02910 It is 6 am to 6 pm, Friday to Sundays, 12-hour days. 3 days and 4 days off. Hours 6am to 6pm or 7am to 7pm.

Summary: We are seeking aFurnace Operatorto operate and maintain heat-treating and thermal processing equipment. This role converts customer orders into heat-treated finished products in line with work orders, quality standards, and production schedules.

Responsibilities: · Load, operate, and unload heat-treating furnaces and related equipment per work orders · Set up, rack, fixture, clean, and degrease parts for processing · Verify and setprogram controls, time, and temperature settings · Monitor utilities (gases, air pressure, oil, water flow) before and during operations · Perform pre- and post-operational checks and basic preventive maintenance · Troubleshoot and take corrective action during equipment malfunctions · Maintain accurate records of work performed · Ensure compliance withsafety and quality procedures, including PPE use · Report any deviations in process, quality, or equipment performance

Qualifications: · Experience operatingfurnaces or thermal processing equipmentpreferred · Mechanical aptitude and ability to perform basic troubleshooting · Ability to follow written procedures and maintain documentation · Commitment to safe work practices and quality standards

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