Passivation Operator

POSITION SUMMARY

The Passivation Operator is responsible for performing passivation and clean processes on aerospace components to ensure corrosion resistance and strict conformance to internal, customer, military and NADCAP specifications. This role supports aerospace production by safely operating chemical processing equipment, accurately following work instructions, using basic computer systems to enter and review production data, and maintaining detailed process documentation in a regulated manufacturing environment. The Passivation Operator also performs corrosion resistance testing, such as salt spray and humidity testing, to verify process effectiveness and specification compliance. In addition, this role is responsible for performing daily, weekly, and monthly departmental checks, basic preventative maintenance, and controlled tank chemistry additions as directed by a supervisor or engineer. The Passivation Operator shall be able to demonstrate working knowledge of applicable specifications, process controls, testing requirements, and documented procedures during internal and external audits, including NADCAP audits.

Experience:

1+ years' experience in a manufacturing environment

Education:

High School Diploma or equivalent GED Skills /

Certifications:

Essential Ability to fluently read, work and follow instructions in English Ability to read and follow work instructions, process specifications, and job travelers/routers Experience in manufacturing, chemical processing, or passivation (aerospace preferred) Experience reading and interpreting technical documents (standards/specifications) Basic computer literacy, including the ability to use software for data entry and recordkeeping Working knowledge of Word and Excel Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality Comfortable working with chemicals and wearing required PPE, including respirators Follow all safety, environmental, and hazardous material handling requirements in accordance with OSHA and company policies Must be willing to work overtime as needed Desired Experience and knowledgeable in Aerospace industry standards Knowledge of Military and government specifications Prior experience in a Quality environment in a related industry Experience working with 3rd party auditors (NADCAP) NDT Level I/II Certification in Magnetic Particle and Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (or desire to obtain certification)

Physical and Environmental Elements:

Position works around machinery, equipment and chemicals. The employee is expected to access, enter, and retrieve data by using a computer terminal. This position requires employee to stand for 8 hours. The position requires lifting parts up to 35lbs unassisted. The employee must often bend and reach to load, unload, or stack materials on equipment. The employee also moves throughout the building to collect, deliver and handle production parts. The position will require the use of protective devices such as half-face respirator, goggles, apron and gloves. Employment in this position requires successfully passing pre-employment medical testing and annual retesting of the employee's ability to wear a respirator.

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Gym membership Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Parental leave Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person