Epoxy Technician II - Greenwood, SC

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Greenwood, SC

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Eaton’s ES AMER ARS division is hiring an Epoxy Technician II to support the epoxy process at its Maxwell Avenue location in Greenwood, South Carolina. The technician works with the team to meet daily production goals, with attention to safety, quality, delivery, inventory, and productivity. The role includes loading and unloading, grinding, demasking, and other assigned duties, and may flex into other production areas as needed. The position’s core hours are Monday through Friday, 5:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The rate is $20.00 per hour, and the position is eligible for a variable incentive program. The job is onsite. No relocation benefit is offered; candidates generally must reside within 50 miles of the work location, with an exception for active-duty military service member candidates.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
At least 3 months of experience using hand and air tools.
At least 3 months of manufacturing experience in an industrial manufacturing environment.
Proven problem-solving skills.
Effective oral and written communication skills, along with planning and organizational skills.
Must currently reside within 50 miles of the work location, except active-duty military service member candidates are exempt from this geographic limitation.
Eaton does not offer employment immigration sponsorship or support for this position.
May lift and carry up to 50 pounds and occasionally push or pull up to 100 pounds with assistance.

Nice To Haves

At least 3 months of experience operating a powered industrial vehicle, such as a forklift.
At least 3 months of experience using Eaton system controls, including material management.
South Carolina Manufacturing Certification (SCMC) or equivalent.

Responsibilities

Comply with environmental, health, and safety guidelines.
Sustain 5S+ in the work area.
Hang busbars at the loading station before they enter the epoxy tank, using a wire tie tool.
Inspect busbars after the epoxy process using gauges and tape measures to check for quality defects.
Remove caps and tab tape after the epoxy process and use an air gun to remove excess powder.
Use hand grinders to remove excess powder from the ends of busbars.
Match completed busbars with the correct paperwork, quantity, and plating type for packing and shipment to assembly.
Match paperwork with loaded palettes and scan the appropriate barcodes to track material.
Flex to other areas as needed, including bar inspection, loading, demasking, grinding, unloading, and PTS scanning.
Use material-handling equipment to move product and supplies.