Wax Assembler/Wax Dresser

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal • Douglas, GA

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About The Position

The Wax Assembler assembles and dresses wax patterns, performing the required operations and operating equipment efficiently. Work includes assembling blades, top/bottom gating, no-tip gates, and shroud hangers in accordance with Engineering procedures. The assembler inspects components and completed patterns for defects, determines whether work meets specifications, and routes acceptable and unacceptable patterns to the appropriate stations or operators. The role also includes dip-sealing molds as needed, identifying work with a personal identification number, and organizing labels for lot control. The position requires following safety rules, keeping the work area and equipment clean and safe, meeting individual or team goals, and being willing to work daily and weekend overtime as necessary. The job description notes that other assignments requiring equivalent or lesser skills may also be given. PCC Airfoils, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Requirements

• High school education.
• Three months of on-the-job training.
• Ability to lift or move items weighing 2–30 pounds.
• Willingness to work daily and weekend overtime as necessary.
• Ability to ensure parts meet quality standards.

Responsibilities

• Assemble wax patterns according to Engineering procedures, including blades, top/bottom gating, no-tip gates, and shroud hangers.
• Operate equipment efficiently while assembling and dressing wax patterns.
• Inspect components before and after assembly for potential casting defects, including broken corners, lugs, and missing pins.
• Dip-seal molds after assembly as needed and according to procedure.
• Visually inspect wax patterns and clusters after each operation and determine whether they meet specifications.
• Return acceptable and unacceptable patterns to the appropriate stations or operators.
• Identify work performed on patterns or clusters using a personal identification number.
• Type and organize labels for the lot control system.
• Meet individual or daily team goals.
• Follow safety rules, including wearing specified safety glasses in all areas.
• Keep the work area and equipment clean, orderly, and safe.
• Work daily and weekend overtime as necessary.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED