Wax Pattern Assembler – Precision Aerospace Casting

Precision Castparts Corp. (PCC); Douglas (GA); On-site; USD 17,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

PCC Airfoils, LLC in Douglas, Georgia is seeking a Wax Assembler to perform all operations and efficiently assemble wax patterns, including blades, gating, and shroud components. This on-site role requires attention to quality and adherence to procedures.

You will inspect parts before and after assembly, wax dipseal mold as needed, and ensure patterns meet specifications. Training is provided (three months OJT), with potential overtime as needed.

Qualifications

• High school education is required.
• Three months OJT training provided.

Responsibilities

• The Wax Assembler/dresser must be able to perform all operations and operate the equipment efficiently when assembling wax patterns.
• Assemble pattern per Engineering procedures.
• Inspect components before and after assembly for casting defect contributors. Visually check for broken corners, lugs, and missing pins.
• Wax dipseal mold after assembly per procedure as needed.
• Perform visual inspection of all wax patterns and clusters after each operation.
• Determine the acceptability to specifications; return acceptable and unacceptable patterns back to the appropriate stations or operators.
• Properly identify your work performed on patterns or clusters with your personal identification number.
• Type and organize labels for lot control system.
• Meet the specific requirements of individual or daily team goals.
• Follow safety rules. (Specified safety glasses in all areas.)
• Keep the work area and equipment in a clean, orderly, and safe working condition.
• THE ABOVE COVERS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DUTIES, BUT DOES NOT EXCLUDE OTHER ASSIGNMENTS REQUIRING EQUIVALENT OR LESSER SKILLS.

Education

High school education

Job description

PCC Airfoils, LLC in Douglas, Georgia is seeking a Wax Assembler to perform all operations and efficiently assemble wax patterns, including blades, gating, and shroud components. This on-site role requires attention to quality and adherence to procedures.

You will inspect parts before and after assembly, wax dipseal mold as needed, and ensure patterns meet specifications. Training is provided (three months OJT), with potential overtime as needed.