Flogging Machine/Shotblast Operator

Weir•Newton, MS

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Flogging Machine/Shotblast Operator works onsite on the second shift, Monday through Thursday, from 12:00 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. The role supports manufacturing operations by safely operating equipment to break risers from castings, inspecting and sorting castings, and meeting production targets. It also involves recording production information and participating in workplace organization activities. The operator handles castings weighing up to 1,200 pounds, using appropriate equipment or manual handling methods. The role requires swinging an 8–16 pound sledgehammer for up to one hour daily and meeting the associated physical demands. Success is measured by safe and efficient equipment operation, accurate inspection and sorting, and consistent adherence to production targets and safety expectations.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Reliable work history.
Good reading, writing, mathematical, and verbal communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience operating pneumatic or hydraulic equipment.
Familiarity with 6S or similar workplace organization methodologies.
Previous experience in a manufacturing or foundry environment.
Strong attention to detail in quality inspection processes.

Responsibilities

Operate a pneumatic hammer, premature hammer, or hydraulic wedge from an enclosed cab to break casting risers.
Safely load and remove castings manually or with appropriate equipment.
Visually inspect castings for obvious defects and sort them by pattern and part.
Swing an 8–16 lb. sledgehammer for up to one hour daily, maintaining hand-eye coordination and proper lifting technique.
Meet production pitch, update boards, collect data, and participate in 6S workplace organization activities.
Operate equipment safely and efficiently, meet production targets, and support the company’s zero-harm safety behaviors.