Furnace Operator - 2nd shift

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aalberts surface technologiesGoffstown (NH)

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Production Operator The ideal candidate for this position will be comfortable working with machinery and performing daily maintenance and repairs. Load and unload setups, breakdowns, and operating equipment, able to lift up to 50 lbs. Perform routine maintenance on equipment. Operate related equipment, such as cranes, forklifts, and power tools when required. Follow written specifications. Maintain accurate logs and monitor equipment to ensure it is producing the proper output. Perform housekeeping duties to ensure a safe and clean workplace. Uses personal protective equipment as required by the job, including but not limited to the wearing of safety vest, gloves, and eye protection. Knowledge Skills / Abilities: Basic knowledge of mechanical practices and ideas. Experience/knowledge in a manufacturing setting and operating equipment is preferred. Basic understanding of the Heat Treat process, 5S, safety and quality policies and procedures. Ability to operate a computer. Basic understanding of how to make a minor mechanical or quality adjustment while they are operating the equipment and the ability to locate resources to help with advanced issues.
Essential Physical Requirements: Stand for 7.5 hours Climb/lift self onto forklift many times a day Lift 50 pounds occasionally Lift up to 25 pounds repeatedly for 7.5 hours a day Climb ladders up to 6' tall Push/pull using rakes/tools Pull cart up to 150 pounds for 150'Clean with push broom and shovel Lift shovel with up to 15-20 pounds Bend over to inspect tubs, pick up parts on floor Work in elevated temperatures up to 120 F for periods up to 15 minutes Perform quench inspection of 2-3 parts per hour handling up to 50 pounds per part.

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