Heat Treatment Trainee - 2nd Shift

Heat Treatment Trainee - 2nd Shift 3.2 3.2 out of 5 stars 5450 W Dickman Rd, Battle Creek, MI 49037 Full-time Bleistahl North America LP 29 reviews

Full-time Description:

Job title: Heat Treat Technician Reports to: PM Side Team Leader The Heat Treat Technician is responsible for loading and unloading components in a high volume automotive organization. This position includes precision work producing parts safely and efficiently, while maintaining high quality. Summary/Objective Operate assigned equipment on a daily basis, such as; loading parts into the furnace, changing furnace recipes, palletizing parts, and performing quality inspections Prevent non-conforming and mixed parts Understand and apply hardness testing basics Identify part types visually Measure parts to ensure a high level of accuracy, reproducibility and repeatability using; digital micrometers, bench gauges, dial indicators and digital calipers Meet quality requirements by identifying defects and likely causes. Immediately reports or corrects quality concerns as appropriate Assist other departments as needed All other duties as assigned

Requirements:

Skills and Attributes Ability to handle high volume production Follow all Environmental, Health, Safety policies and procedures Understand and follow process documentation including process prints and work instructions Ability to understand and use metric measurements Understanding of basic math equations Meet quality, production and work center goals The ability to work a full shift, come to work on time, work overtime as needed to meet job requirements with or without reasonable accommodation is an essential function of this position. Qualifications Previous manufacturing experience in a machining environment Basic Computer skills including ERP Systems Solid mechanical knowledge Physical Demands Required to stand for long periods of time and move about the facility Occasional lifting of items not to exceed 40 lbs Use of all required Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Work primarily in a plant environment