Metal Finisher, Belting

Shift

ORE
- Shift 2 ($.55) (United States of America
- Oregon)

The Operations Technician I, Finishing performs various operations including but not limited to grinding, buffing, trimming, and chemical treatment on parts to achieve the required surface dimension and finish.

• Operate auto and manual cleaning and passivation line.
• Operate laser marking equipment.
• Perform product cleaning and visual inspection.
• Perform cleaning operations of castings using various sandblast equipment per tech card.
• Inspect and maintain blast cabinets, media, nozzles and hoses to ensure proper cleaning.
• Use conventional belting equipment for specific belting operations based on engineering drawings, e.g., Fiber-wheel finish and/or Satin finish.
• Use air and/or electric handheld tools for specific grinding, deburring, or detailing of confined areas or inside diameters of cylindrical parts.
• Select, align and secure holding fixtures, cutting tools, attachments, accessories and materials on machines.
• Determine proper media based on engineering drawings and/or work instructions and set machine settings appropriately.
• Complete proper documentation such as process routing cards, salvage router and scrap forms.
• Use hand truck, pallet jack, carts and tables to safely transport product.
• Maintain work area, tools and equipment in a clean, organized condition.
• Detect and report faulty equipment, defective material and any unusual conditions to the department Supervisor or Lead.
• Follow designated safety rules and regulations.
• Support Lean Manufacturing and EHS initiatives.
• Dimensionally inspect work using appropriate tools such as calipers, comparators, pin gauges, measuring instruments and surface plates as required.
• Perform weekly housekeeping per 5S schedule.
• Follow work orders to perform operations on various parts and products.
• Reinforce safety expectations, ensuring safe operating practices and reporting issues/concerns to Supervisor.
• Support quality and compliance by adhering to all procedures, work instructions and forms per the Quality Management System (QMS).
• Complete all required training.

• High School or Equivalent (Preferred)

• No previous work experience required (Preferred)
• Manufacturing experience (Preferred)

• Problem Solving – Working Experience
• Quality Inspection Metrology Tools – Working Experience
• Standard Operating Procedures – Working Experience
• Quality Management – Basic Knowledge
• Mathematical Ability – Basic Knowledge
• Manufacturing Safety – Working Experience
• Active Learning – Basic Knowledge
• Information Capture – Working Experience
• Hand Dexterity – Extensive Experience
• Time Management – Working Experience
• Data Entry – Basic Knowledge
• Communication – Basic Knowledge
• Blueprint Reading – Basic Knowledge
• Accuracy and Attention to Detail – Working Experience

• Must be able to remain in a stationary position – Frequently
• Must be able to move about the inside of the building – Frequently
• Must be able to move equipment around the building – Frequently
• Must be able to ascend/descend stairs or ladders – Occasionally
• Must be able to position oneself and move under/around/over equipment – Occasionally
• Must be able to handle/adjust/inspect/position various items and equipment – Frequently
• Must be able to communicate and exchange information with others – Frequently
• Must be able to perform tasks that require repetitive handling/adjusting/inspecting/positioning of items and equipment – Constantly
• Must be able to distinguish and detect information such as writing and defects – Frequently
• Must be able to move equipment – Frequently

• Noise – Occasionally

• Opportunity to work in a growing company
• Ability to…