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The Hillman Group
Manufacturing Technician II - 3rd Shift
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What they do
A Manufacturing or Production Technician works with manufacturing equipment and machinery. Performs set up and tests, monitors, adjusts and repairs machines used to produce products or other machines. Inspects equipment, troubleshoots problems with machines or designs.
$64,814 / year median in Pennsylvania
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary Operate multiple machines and processes used in forming, machining, and finishing chain and fittings. Manage routine process variability and maintain production efficiency. Support consistent output and product quality in a metal manufacturing environment. Essential Job Functions Operate forming presses, CNC machines, threading equipment, or welding stations. Perform equipment setup and changeovers for different sizes or product types. Monitor heat treatment, forging, or machining processes for consistency. Perform dimensional inspections (length, diameter, thread pitch, etc.). Identify and resolve routine production issues such as misfeeds or tooling wear. Record production, downtime, and scrap data in tracking systems. Support coating or finishing processes (galvanizing, plating, painting). Ensure material traceability throughout the production process. Train and assist Level I technicians. Maintain compliance with safety and quality standards. Other duties as assigned. Education & Experience High school diploma or equivalent. 1-3 years of manufacturing, warehouse, industrial, or related experience. Competencies - Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Knowledge of equipment used in chain and fittings manufacturing (presses, threading machines, CNC) required for effective operation. Ability to perform equipment setup and adjustments based on product specifications. Skill in dimensional inspection of metal components using gauges and measurement tools. Ability to troubleshoot routine issues such as tooling wear, misalignment, or material inconsistencies. Knowledge of heat treatment, coating, or finishing processes impacting product durability. Ability to interpret basic product specifications and tolerances for load-bearing components. Ability to work independently while maintaining production targets and quality standards. Operational Equipment N/A Work Environment and Physical Demands Work Environment Packaging -