Heat Treat Operator I - Entry Level, 2nd Shift

Howmet Aerospace; Carson (CA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Howmet Aerospace in Carson, CA is seeking a Processing Tech I for the 2nd shift in the Heat Treat department. The role supports fastener manufacturing by washing parts, loading equipment, moving material, and assisting heat-treatment operations following work instructions and safety rules.

Responsibilities include quality checks, data recording, and training to expand heat-treat knowledge. Competitive wages and benefits from day one are provided within a global aerospace leader.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED preferred.
• 0–6 months manufacturing experience.
• Authorized to work in the United States. Visa sponsorship not available.
• Access to export-controlled items with employment conditioned on eligibility.

Responsibilities

• Wash and clean parts using designated equipment and procedures.
• Load and unload parts from washers, furnaces, and baskets.
• Prepare and stage parts for heat treatment and subsequent operations.
• Assist with operating heat treat equipment under supervision.
• Follow work instructions and routers.
• Maintain proper identification and separation of parts and production lots.
• Move parts and materials safely using material handling equipment.
• Perform basic visual checks before and after processing.
• Record basic processing information accurately.
• Follow safety procedures and wear PPE.
• Participate in required training and cross training for Heat Treat operations.
• Perform other production duties as assigned.

Skills

Extreme heat

General labor

Shift flexibility

EHS compliance

5S standards

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Howmet Aerospace in Carson, CA is seeking a Processing Tech I for the 2nd shift in the Heat Treat department. The role supports fastener manufacturing by washing parts, loading equipment, moving material, and assisting heat-treatment operations following work instructions and safety rules.

Responsibilities include quality checks, data recording, and training to expand heat-treat knowledge. Competitive wages and benefits from day one are provided within a global aerospace leader.