Investment Operator - 3rd Shift OWW

Precision Castparts Corp.; Wickliffe (OH); On-site; USD 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Precision Castparts in Wickliffe, OH seeks an experienced operator to run and maintain robots used in the dipping of D/S, S/C and shell components. The role requires ensuring equipment is properly maintained, adhering to SOPs, and collaborating with Process Engineering and Maintenance teams.

The position operates on a night shift (7 p.m. to 7 a.m.) with rotating weeks including Mon, Tue, Sat, Sun and Wed, Thu, Fri (36 hours paid for 40).

Qualifications

• Dip Room or Robotics experience is a plus.
• Strong communication skills (oral and written).

Responsibilities

• Operate and maintain robots used in dipping D/S, S/C, and shell components.
• Interface with Process Engineering and Maintenance to prevent shell building problems.
• Assist in mold procurement up to setting lines and preparing mixes.
• Maintain robotic functions during operator relief periods.
• Follow SOPs and PEIs for Dept. 620 and report scrap/docs.
• Communicate robot downtime and process problems across shifts.
• Licensed to operate tow motor.
• Hand-dip molds or plates not requiring robot dipping.
• Maintain slurry integrity and test as per SOPs.
• Keep work area clean, safe, and orderly.
• Maintain equipment (slurry tanks, pumps, lift truck).
• Perform other duties as assigned by supervision.
• Follow all plant safety rules.
• Comply with SOPs.

Skills

Robotics operation

Clear communication

Tools

Robotics equipment

Job description

Week 1: Mon Tue Sat Sun

Week 2: Wed Thu Fri (Work 36 hours get paid for 40)

Responsibilities

• Must be able to properly operate and maintain all robots used in the dipping of D/S, S/C, and equiaxed shell

7p-7a

Week 1: Mon Tue Sat Sun

Week 2: Wed Thu Fri (Work 36 hours get paid for 40)

Responsibilities

• Must be able to properly operate and maintain all robots used in the dipping of D/S, S/C, and equiaxed shell
• molds.
• Interface with Process Engineering and Maintenance staff to identify and/or prevent shell building problems
• related to programming and mechanical equipment.
• Responsible for the performance of utility personnel in all phases of mold procurement up to and including
• setting of lines, preparation of mixes and maintaining robotic functions during times when operator need relief.
• Compliance to all SOP’s and PEI’s outlined for Department 620, including documents used for reporting scrap
• and mold identification.
• Responsible for communication of robot down time and process problems across the shifts.
• Licensed to operate a tow motor.
• Hand dip all molds, liner or wafer plates which do not require robot dipping.
• Responsible for maintaining the integrity of all slurries (including levels of both slurry and sands) used in the
• shell building process via testing methods and subject SOP’s.
• Keep work area clean, orderly, and in safe working condition by performing general housekeeping duties as
• instructed by Department Supervisor during shift.
• Maintain equipment used in shell building process (slurry tanks, pumps, and electric lift truck) so as to extend
• their useful life.
• Perform other duties as assigned by Supervision.
• Follow all Plant and Departmental safety rules.
• Comply with all applicable Standard Operating Procedures.
• Perform all other duties assigned by supervision.

Qualifications

• Previous Dip Room or Robotics experience a plus.

Computer Skills

• Strong communication skills (oral and written).
• Demonstrate proficiency of applicable procedure instructions.

Requirements

• Meet or exceed defined Visual Acuity (when required).
• Meet color perception standards needed in performance of job requirements (when required).