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Brunner & Lay in Arkansas seeks a Heat Treat/Tocco Technician to ensure metal components receive precise heat treatment and meet hardness specs. You will operate furnaces, monitor parameters, and collaborate with production and QA to maintain process consistency.
Strong attention to detail, safety compliance, and experience with Tocco testing are essential. Certification and experience with ISO standards are preferred.
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Since our humble beginning as a small blacksmith shop in 1882, Brunner & Lay has grown to include manufacturing plants and warehouses on three different continents. These include seven facilities in the United States, two in Canada, three in Great Britain, one in Germany, and two in Australia. We have played a role in the construction of some of the world’s most famous highways, dams, airfields, mines, quarries, and even national monuments.
The Heat Treat/Tocco Technician plays a critical role in the manufacturing process by ensuring that metal components undergo precise heat treatment procedures to achieve desired mechanical properties and performance standards. This position involves operating and monitoring heat treatment furnaces, including Tocco testing equipment, to verify material hardness and quality. The technician will collaborate closely with production and quality assurance teams to maintain process consistency and troubleshoot any deviations. Attention to detail and adherence to safety protocols are paramount to prevent defects and ensure compliance with industry standards. Ultimately, this role contributes directly to the reliability and durability of manufactured products, supporting overall operational excellence.
The required skills enable the technician to operate complex heat treatment equipment effectively, ensuring that metal parts meet precise hardness and durability requirements. Proficiency in Tocco hardness testing allows for accurate verification of material properties, which is essential for quality assurance. Strong attention to detail and the ability to interpret technical documentation ensure that processes are followed correctly and consistently. Preferred skills such as familiarity with computerized control systems and quality standards enhance the technician's ability to optimize operations and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives. Effective communication and problem-solving skills support collaboration with cross-functional teams to address challenges and maintain production efficiency.