Process Technician - 1st shift Job Fond du Lac area,Wisconsin USA,Manufacturing / Production

Position: Process Technician I - 1st shift

Inspect and safely operate the overhead crane, controls, rigging, racks, and lifting devices; report defects and remove unsafe equipment from service.
Move balanced and secured aluminum loads through the anodizing line within rated capacities, required clearances, and established communication procedures.
Follow work instructions, production schedules, and process specifications to set current, voltage, cycle time, and tank sequence.
Monitor tank chemistry and operating conditions; perform required testing, authorized additions, documentation, and corrective actions.
Inspect finished parts and process equipment, record production and quality results, and promptly report abnormalities.
Coordinate with line personnel, Quality, Maintenance, Waste Treatment, and supervision to maintain safe and efficient production flow.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Inspect and safely operate the overhead crane, controls, rigging, racks, and lifting devices; report defects and remove unsafe equipment from service.
Move balanced and secured aluminum loads through the anodizing line within rated capacities, required clearances, and established communication procedures.
Follow work instructions, production schedules, and process specifications to set current, voltage, cycle time, and tank sequence.
Monitor tank chemistry and operating conditions; perform required testing, authorized additions, documentation, and corrective actions.
Inspect finished parts and process equipment, record production and quality results, and promptly report abnormalities.
Coordinate with line personnel, Quality, Maintenance, Waste Treatment, and supervision to maintain safe and efficient production flow.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Job Skills Requirements

Ability to complete required overhead-crane and rigging training and demonstrate safe operation.
Ability to judge distance and clearance and safely position loads around tanks, equipment, and personnel.
Ability to read work instructions, identify abnormal conditions, perform basic calculations, and accurately document results.
Strong safety awareness, attention to detail, basic computer skills, and effective communication.

Educational Requirements

Experience Requirements

Prior overhead-crane, rigging, material-handling, metal-finishing, or anodizing-line experience is preferred but not required. Equivalent related training or manufacturing experience will be considered. Company qualification on assigned crane and lifting equipment is required before independent operation.

Physical & Environmental Requirements

Ability to frequently lift, carry, push, or pull material and equipment weighing up to 50 lbs. (23 kg), with assistance or approved handling equipment used for heavier or awkward loads.
Ability to stand and walk on concrete and perform frequent reaching, bending, twisting, pushing, pulling, and handling of controls throughout an 8–12-hour shift.
Ability to maintain the visual attention, depth perception, hand-eye coordination, and situational awareness necessary to control suspended loads and verify clear travel paths.
Ability to work around moving equipment, suspended loads, open process tanks, wet surfaces, heat, fumes, and chemicals while following required safeguards and work practices.
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment, which may include safety glasses, face shield, chemical-resistant gloves and clothing, safety footwear, and hearing protection, for the duration required by the task or area.