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Furnace Operator - 2nd shift
Aalberts Surface Technologies · Goffstown, NH
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Description 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 Requirements
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 ESSENTIALPHYSICAL 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.