Equipment Operator 2nd Shift (Certified Housing Cell Utility)

Eaton Corporation•Cleveland, OH

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Eaton’s AER FMC Fuel Motion Control Systems division is hiring an Equipment Operator for its Euclid, Ohio plant. The role operates and maintains machining and finishing equipment to work on aircraft engine production parts, including milling, drilling, burring, polishing, and surface blending. The operator performs visual and dimensional inspections, maintains production and quality documentation, and moves material within the cell. Core second-shift hours are 3:30 p.m. to midnight, Monday through Friday. The hourly rate is $28.98, plus a $1 per hour shift differential. The position requires residence within 50 miles of Euclid; relocation benefits are not provided. The position requires access to export-controlled information, so the applicant must meet the stated U.S. person eligibility requirements. The operator must pass an Eaton vision test, become a Certified Operator, complete Basics of Measurement courses, perform 5S, and carry out other assigned duties. Eaton provides health and welfare benefits, retirement benefits, and programs for paid and unpaid time away from work; specific offerings may depend on eligibility, location, hire date, and collective bargaining agreements.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED from an accredited institution.
Minimum of one year of machining or burr experience, or two years of work in an industrial manufacturing environment.
Minimum of two years of GD&T experience; successful completion of Eaton Level 1 Advanced Training may be accepted instead.
Must reside within a 50-mile radius of Euclid, Ohio; relocation benefit is not provided.
Must qualify as a U.S. person under the specified U.S. Government export regulations because the role requires access to export-controlled information.
Must pass an Eaton vision test.

Responsibilities

Set up, adjust, maintain, and operate milling machines, drilling machines, broaches, shapers, and related hand or power equipment to produce rough and finish dimensions on production and aircraft engine parts.
Mount, change, and align jigs and fixtures, and use appropriate tooling, holding fixtures, and adaptors.
Perform polishing, burring, surface blending, and close-tolerance edge breaks while preserving dimensions, contours, and adjacent finished surfaces.
Use templates, micrometers, comparators, profile gauges, and other precision measuring devices to check dimensions and contours.
Visually inspect parts for defects and perform dimensional checks.
Touch up or replace tooling, adjust stops, select speeds and feeds, and gauge completed work.
Maintain lot control and traceability, records, logbook entries, NCRs, and associated documentation in accordance with applicable procedures.
Chart and plot data as required by SPC.
Maintain clean equipment and work areas and perform minor machine maintenance as needed.
Move material within the cell.
Assist other operators with proper operating procedures when needed.
Perform 5S and other duties as assigned.
Become a Certified Operator and complete Basics of Measurement courses.