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Hanwha Materials Savannah LLC
Forge Production Trainee (Heat Treat) - WEEKEND SHIFT
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Heat Treating Technician operates machinery used to make metal and plastic parts for products and appliances. Uses furnaces and chemical treatments to shape parts according to exact measurements.
$44,558 / year median in Georgia
+11% projected growth
Job Description
MUST be able to work either of the weekend shifts: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 6AM
- 6PM Friday, Saturday and Sunday 6PM
- 6AM Starting wage of $21/hour. Pay increase upon receiving level 1 qualifications (within 3 ½
- 6 months depending on candidate training).
Job Summary:
Heat Treat Operators will work with high temperature gas furnaces to uniformly heat parts to set temperatures, duration, and quenching process to manufacture parts with conforming grain structures. In this position, Heat Treat Operators will work in a mix of climate-controlled environments and non-climate-controlled environments to produce production parts. This role will also be required to document non-conformities in the manufacturing process as well as maintain an organized environment through daily 6S/TPM actions.Essential Functions:
This is a representative summary of the major duties and responsibilities and is not all inclusive. Incumbent(s) may and may be required to perform additional, position-specific tasks. Review safety- any incidents that may have occurred, any new issues or hazards-Safety Review quality concerns and incidents that occurred on previous shift-Quality Sets furnaces to proper temperatures conforming to the prescribed temperature requirements Monitor furnaces while parts are being loaded to ensure monitoring devices are not damaged.