Technical Operator (Machine Operator) multiple shifts available

Work Schedule: Three shifts available: 1st shift 6:00 am – 2:30 pm Monday-Friday; 2nd shift 2:00 pm - 10:30 pm M-F; 3rd shift 10:00 pm - 6:30 am Sun-Th. 2nd shift may train on 1st shift for 1-2 months. 3rd shift will train on 1st shift for 3+ months.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY: Sets up and operates a variety of automatic or semi-automatic machines used in the production of the company's product. Works from process sheets or written/verbal instructions given by supervisor to perform production tasks. Checks and inspects operation against predetermined tolerances.

An Ingot Operator’s primary duties are to produce custom ceramic ingots through a variety of processing tasks that increase in complexity as experience and process knowledge is gained through mentorship and on the job training. The operator will interact with supervisory personnel and engineers to ensure that processes are performed in accordance with written and verbal instructions. Communication of processing parameters, non-standard observations and measurement results are essential for the success of the Ingot Operator and the operation. The basic processing operations are listed below, with the Ingot Operator performing one or more of the following:

Ingot Forming

Ingot Firing

Ingot Diameter Lathing

Ingot Length Lathing

Ingot Inspection

Ingot Packaging

The Ingot Operator will maintain a clean, organized work area to minimize contamination potential. The operator will clean all equipment and the entire area prior to the end of each shift. Equipment used includes isostatic presses, periodic kilns, lathes, and various measurement devices. The operator must report any equipment malfunctions or repair needs to their supervisor or engineer.

Requirements:

High School diploma or equivalent

Ability to regularly lift 10 lbs. and occasionally 55-60 lbs.

Ability to work in dusty environments

Standing 8 hours