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IBC Group is seeking a Production Operator for 3rd shift to handle parts moving through coating and surface treatment in a non-temperature-controlled facility. You will prepare parts, assist with blasting, and operate overhead cranes to load baths.
You will follow work orders, record hours, and maintain safety protocols while supporting other departments as production needs shift. This role requires flexibility and reliability.
IBC Group is an industrial solutions provider specializing in advanced metal coatings, component repair, and performance engineering. We partner with manufacturers to extend the life of critical equipment, improve performance, and solve challenges related to wear, corrosion, and durability. Our capabilities include a wide range of thermal spray and performance coating technologies, supported by metallurgical expertise to ensure solutions meet demanding specifications. From restoring worn components to enhancing new parts, our work helps customers reduce downtime and improve reliability across a variety of industries. IBC Group operates focused on leveraging advanced surface engineering solutions globally. This position is part of the IBC Coatings Technologies production team (www.ibccoatings.com).
IBC Group is an equal opportunity employer. Full-time employees qualify for additional benefits like medical, vision, and dental insurance, paid time off (i.e. vacation), and retirement savings options.
As a Production Operator working on 3rd shift, you will work hands-on with customer parts as they move through our coating and surface treatment processes in a non-temperature-controlled facility. Your day will include preparing parts by cleaning and blasting and processing parts using an overhead crane to lower loads into a molten bath. You will follow work orders, use hand tools and equipment, and record your work to make sure each job is completed correctly. Safety is an important part of every day, and you will wear required personal protective equipment while working. This includes wearing a full-face respirator approximately 10–20% of the time. You may also work in different areas or help other departments as production needs change, so being flexible, dependable, and willing to learn is important.