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Ellwood Texas Forge Houston is seeking a Utility Operator for the 2nd shift to support forging, heat treat and machining operations in a high-volume shop. The role involves operating grinders, saws, and related equipment while maintaining safety, quality and traceability across processes.
You will work across departments, handle heavy lifting, learn multiple functions, and participate in continuous improvement while adhering to OSHA standards and company policies.
Job Category : Machining & Welding
Requisition Number: UTILI004964
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ETFH Houston TX
Houston, TX 77045, USA
Join Us! We are looking for the best—those who are not afraid to roll up their sleeves to grow with our organization, personally and professionally!
Our focus at Ellwood Texas Forge Houston is to create an environment of opportunity where you can grow your career. Our culture values diverse talents and the contributions of all our team members. Our commitment includes competitive compensation, support for your professional growth, and a range of team member benefits that help to protect the health and welfare of our people.
About the Position:
The Utility Operator will be required to work in multiple departments and will work on various shifts. Don’t have the experience but are willing to learn? We are looking for you! You may be helping to run the 11,000-ton forging press making parts as hot as 2200 degrees. You might be machining parts for the aerospace industry. You could operate a swing grinder, grinding parts for the military. Or you may be operating a saw to cut Super Alloy material.
What You’ll Get:
What You’ll Need:
Skills and Abilities
What You'll Do:
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
rating a saw to cut Super Alloy material.
High School or better in Unspecified.
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