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TEAM Industries
Metal Handler
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What they do
A Production Worker performs a variety of duties in a factory. Operates machinery, manages distribution and provides quality control inspection.
$40,801 / year median in Minnesota
-2% projected decline
Job Description
Day Shift- 7:45am-6:15am Mid Shift-11:00am-9:00pm (estimated)
Charge specified portions of scrap metal and ingots into furnaceSkim slag from surface of molten metalStir furnace, skim off dross and cold fluxMaintain alloy content and temperatureTransfer molten metal from break down furnace to holding furnaces by ladler transferTransport metal materials from work centers and stageClean furnace and equipmentMake furnace repairs as necessaryLoad and unload outgoing and incoming trucksTake spectrometer samples and testPerform monthly inventory of alloy and scrapAccurately complete reports and all necessary paper work for the jobsUtilizes the 5-S principles (sort, set in order, shine, standardize, and sustain) to maintain an orderly, clean and safe work area.
Ability to regularly meet or exceed efficiency requirementsActively participates in CIP events to improve the safety, quality, and efficiencies of our current processes and proceduresSupport and positively contribute to a culture of continuous improvementCommunicates with supervisor and co-workers in a professional manner On-call cell phone furnace dutiesMay temporarily operate a DCMWill be required to perform other duties as requested, directed or assigned.
Purpose:
To support production by metal handling and tending alloy furnaces that remelt non-ferrous alloyed metals used in die-casting process.Duties/Responsibilities:
Ensure a safe work environment for self and others. Follow all safety rules and regulations. Demonstrate commitment to safety program.Charge specified portions of scrap metal and ingots into furnaceSkim slag from surface of molten metalStir furnace, skim off dross and cold fluxMaintain alloy content and temperatureTransfer molten metal from break down furnace to holding furnaces by ladler transferTransport metal materials from work centers and stageClean furnace and equipmentMake furnace repairs as necessaryLoad and unload outgoing and incoming trucksTake spectrometer samples and testPerform monthly inventory of alloy and scrapAccurately complete reports and all necessary paper work for the jobsUtilizes the 5-S principles (sort, set in order, shine, standardize, and sustain) to maintain an orderly, clean and safe work area.
Ability to regularly meet or exceed efficiency requirementsActively participates in CIP events to improve the safety, quality, and efficiencies of our current processes and proceduresSupport and positively contribute to a culture of continuous improvementCommunicates with supervisor and co-workers in a professional manner On-call cell phone furnace dutiesMay temporarily operate a DCMWill be required to perform other duties as requested, directed or assigned.