Precision Plating & Finishing Technician

Aegis Manufacturing & Engineering; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 22,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Aegis Manufacturing & Engineering in Indiana is seeking a Precision Plating and Finishing Operator. You will operate coating, blasting, masking, plating, and chamber processes, following SOPs to ensure top-quality parts for aerospace, energy, and electronics.

Shifts are 12 hours (7:30–7:30) on a 2/2/3 rotating schedule, with potential overtime, weekends, or holidays. A high school diploma or GED and strict safety adherence are required.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED.
• Ability to follow technical procedures, detailed work instructions, and safety guidelines.
• Mechanical assembly skills that translate to careful, hands-on work.
• Reliability and flexibility in a fast-paced production environment.

Responsibilities

• Operate processes spanning coating, blasting, masking, plating, and chamber operations, following SOPs precisely.
• Inspect parts and materials at each stage to catch defects, contamination, damage, or any nonconforming condition, then take action or escalation through the proper channel.
• Load and unload customer hardware with the correct tools and material-handling methods, maintaining strict safety and quality standards.
• Keep equipment and work areas in top shape—routine cleaning, basic upkeep—and flag equipment concerns to leadership immediately.
• Document production data, complete job routers and quality forms, and report nonconformances as required.
• Jump in where needed across departments, tackling additional tasks or projects based on production priorities.

Skills

Mechanical assembly

Follow technical procedures

Reliability

Flexibility

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Aegis Manufacturing & Engineering in Indiana is seeking a Precision Plating and Finishing Operator. You will operate coating, blasting, masking, plating, and chamber processes, following SOPs to ensure top-quality parts for aerospace, energy, and electronics.

Shifts are 12 hours (7:30–7:30) on a 2/2/3 rotating schedule, with potential overtime, weekends, or holidays. A high school diploma or GED and strict safety adherence are required.