Manufacturing Floater

Job Title: MANUFACTURING FLOATER

Location: Nappanee

Shift: 1st Shift: Monday- Friday 5am-3:30pm

Pay- $20/hour

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Paint product with a paint roller.

Load crane hoist with product for phosphate coating.

Operate overhead crane.

Operate and monitor furnaces per established procedures.

Build heat treat loads: including placement of parts, test material and preparation of load diagrams.

Perform routine furnace and associated equipment maintenance.

Troubleshoot and repair heat treat and saw equipment.

Prepare product and paperwork for outside processing.

Determine and set heat treat schedules with team leader and scheduling.

Assist with training Level I heat treat personnel.

Set up and operate Saw and/or Tapper by selecting, installing, and adjusting required tooling and fixtures.

Perform visual and dimensional inspections per ISO procedure frequencies.

Observe machine cycles; take measurements and troubleshoot issues.

Monitor and replace tools and adhere to quality and safety procedures.

Operate shot peen processing equipment and keep product feeding into the machine.

Load peen material into the blasting machine.

Identify scrap and alert supervisors as needed.

Support and participate in the organizationâ s Continual Improvement Program to conform to API Q1/ISO 9001:2015 requirements.

Understand the implications of not conforming to QMS requirements.

Maintain organized, clean, and safe work conditions.

Maintain communication through documentation and quality records.

Perform other duties as assigned.

REQUIREMENTS

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

High school diploma or GED required.

EXPERIENCE

Five (5) or more years of experience in the manufacturing sector.

Experience working in an API Q1/ISO 9001:2015 environment is a plus.

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

Familiarity with the operation and maintenance of furnaces, saws, and shot peen equipment.

Machine operation, measurement equipment, and tooling application knowledge.

Ability to program furnace controllers and read blueprints.

Basic math and computer literacy.

Understanding of thermal processing effects on materials.

Conceptual thinking, process improvement, and troubleshooting skills.

Ability to work independently and adapt to changing demands.

PHYSICAL AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

Reasonable accommodations are made for individuals with disabilities.

Must be able to sit, bend, stand, and walk for 8-10 hours per day.

Able to lift up to 55 pounds.

Must comply with PPE and safety regulations.

Must be able to work in a hot production environment.

OTHER ATTRIBUTES

Strong attention to detail.

Ability to produce error-free, quality work.

Deadline-oriented and customer-focused.

Self-starter with initiative and flexibility.

Capable of working with minimal supervision.

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