Wax Assembler - 3rd Shift
About The Position
The Wax Assembler must be able to perform all operations and operate equipment efficiently in assembling/dressing wax patterns; to include all blades, top/bottom gating and no tip gate, shroud hangers. 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.
Requirements
- High school education.
- Three months OJT training.
- Normal initiative and ingenuity.
- Normal effort required.
- Lift/move from 2-30 pounds.
- Responsible for self.
- Make sure parts meet quality standards.
- Must be willing to work daily overtime and weekend overtime as necessary.
Responsibilities
- 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.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees
