Cast Operator - 2nd Shift

Twin City Die Castings Company•Watertown, SD

3d•$19 - $23

About The Position

Casting department personnel operate one or more die casting machines in compliance with approved processes. They work to achieve die casting quality and periodically record process readings related to process effectiveness. Casting work involves manual operations such as starting machine cycles, hand spraying, positioning inserts in die cast tools, deflashing parts and dies, removing hot castings, visually inspecting castings, and taking measurements to ensure conformance to specifications. The role requires following applicable environmental, health, and safety rules and procedures.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent; may require some vocational training or job-related coursework.
Ability to read, understand, and follow written work instructions and procedures.
Ability to communicate, including reading, writing, and comprehending verbal instructions and training, including when there are language barriers.
Knowledge of procedures for using specific equipment or machines to meet quality and quantity standards.
Ability to perform basic measurements and basic math tasks.
Ability to lift and carry 21 to 49 pounds occasionally and 1 to 20 pounds continuously.
Ability to stand continuously; sit and walk frequently; and push and pull continuously.
Ability to twist, bend, reach overhead and outstretched, kneel, climb, crawl, stoop, and perform repetitive motion continuously.
Ability to use vibratory tools and perform continuous gripping, torque, fine manipulation, and handling/grasping.
Functional vision and ability to discern colors.
Ability to talk and hear continuously.
Must use required personal protective equipment.
No driving is required.

Responsibilities

Observe manual and/or automatic machines during operation to ensure products meet specifications, detect malfunctions, and make adjustments as instructed.
Measure and visually inspect products for surface and dimensional defects using precision measuring instruments.
Set up, operate, or tend metal casting machines to cast metal parts or products.
Position and secure work pieces on machines.
Remove finished products from dies using hand tools, air hoses, and other equipment.
Trim excess material from parts.
Place products into appropriate containers.
Install dies onto machines or presses and coat dies with parting agents according to work order specifications.
Accurately record production transactions and work time.
Know and follow environmental, health, and safety rules, policies, and procedures for the work area, and conduct personal work activities in a way that does not affect the safety of oneself or others.
Perform other duties as assigned.