Heat Treater Operator - 3rd Shift

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wall colmonoyDayton (OH)

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About the role

Furnace Operator Aerobraze, a division of Wall Colmonoy manufactures turbine engine components like turbine nozzles, turbine vanes, complete turbine engines (both manufacturing and repair), diffusers, honeycomb seals and segments, heat shields, and parts for various turbomachinery. Our 90,000-square foot facility located in Cincinnati, Ohio houses a dedicated team of 50+ highly skilled professionals and constantly expands its production capabilities. Our products are globally shipped to customers far and wide. As our Furnace Operator you'll have the opportunity to help shape the future of our company and make a lasting impact on our success.
Primary Responsibilities: Control and monitor heat treat furnaces while following written instructions. Prepare parts for processing; load and unload furnaces, fixtures, baskets, etc Ability to troubleshoot unexpected issues and/or notify supervisor. Practice and promote safety and good housekeeping. Minimum Qualifications and Attributes: High School degree or equivalent Minimum of 5-year professional work experience and/or training preferred. Minimum 1 year of experience operating a vacuum furnace for heat treat preferred. Knowledge of heat treating processes preferred. Forklift certification is a plus. If you are a driven and experienced Furnace Operator with a passion for aerospace and defense manufacturing, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity. Wall Colmonoy and Franklin Precision Castings are equal opportunity employers committed to an inclusive workplace. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates. Accommodations are available upon request throughout the recruitment process. For U.S.-based positions, we are affirmative action employers of individuals with disabilities and protected veterans.

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