MJF Manufacturing Floater

The MJF Manufacturing Floater provides flexible coverage across Forecast 3D’s Multi Jet Fusion production operation. This employee moves between assigned positions to cover absences, breaks, workload changes, and production bottlenecks while maintaining quality, equipment readiness, material availability, and on-time delivery. The role requires broad technical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to transition between hands‑on production, computer‑based work, and production coordination.

Coverage includes Machine Operator, Media Operator, Finisher, Advanced Finisher, Part Sorter, Program Expeditor, Assembly Technician, and Material Handler. The employee performs each assignment independently after completing the required training and demonstrating proficiency.

• Flexible coverage Accept daily assignments from the MJF Manager or Supervisor; coordinate with the receiving department lead, review job priorities, and provide clear status and handoffs when changing assignments.
• Machine operation Prepare MJF printers for scheduled builds; clean and maintain printers, processing stations, and build units; exchange build units and complete approved preventive maintenance. Support printer uptime and OEE goals; promptly report equipment issues.
• Media blasting Blast parts according to job sheets and drawings, remove residual powder, and verify part features and condition. Monitor equipment performance and maintain or change media according to approved specifications.
• Finishing and advanced finishing Finish and assemble parts using approved tools and techniques. Verify features, basic dimensions, and insert locations; perform dyeing and carboniting when trained. Meet specified cosmetic and functional requirements and report questionable parts.
• Light assembly Drill holes using approved tooling, fixtures, and specified dimensions; install dowel pins, alignment pins, light pipes, and other small hardware. Deburr as required and verify fit, orientation, hole dimensions, appearance, and workmanship without damaging components.
• Part sorting Separate parts by build, job, and part identification; verify quantities and preserve job traceability. Inspect for visible defects, document discrepancies and rejected parts, and enter accurate information in the QA database.
• Program expediting Track assigned work orders through post-processing, Quality, and Shipping; maintain daily ship lists and communicate delays, geometry concerns, and scheduling risks to the Project Management team and department leads. Coordinate priorities with department leads and support root cause, corrective action, and RMA activities. Support the program’s on‑time delivery target of 95% or better.
• Material handling Maintain virgin and reclaim powder inventory and availability; transfer powder into approved barrels or storage bins and deliver materials where needed. Supply media and consumables, operate media sifting and cleaning equipment, and maintain an organized stockroom using 5S practices.
• Quality and documentation Follow job sheets, drawings, work instructions, and established procedures. Maintain accurate production counts, maintenance records, and required database entries. Identify and segregate nonconforming parts and elevate disposition questions to the responsible lead or Quality.
• Safety and improvement Use required PPE and follow approved procedures for powders, chemicals, equipment, and tools. Keep work areas clean and organized; report hazards and equipment problems. Suggest improvements to reduce downtime, scrap, and delays; document procedures and share knowledge with coworkers as assigned.

• High school diploma, vocational…