At Collins Aerospace Carbon Operations in Spokane, WA we specialize in producing carbon brakes for commercial and military aircraft applications, supporting OEM and aftermarket customers around the world. We’re currently hiring for a motivated, entry level Furnace Operator I. In this position you will be responsible for the core production processes in the manufacturing of carbon-carbon composite brake components and other key industry technology. The Furnace Deck department is responsible for the carbon vapor deposition process, which requires the loading/unloading, preventative maintenance, operation, and monitoring of industrial high temperature furnaces designed to deposit hydrocarbon molecules within a textile carbon preform (disk). The Furnace Deck operator is responsible for operating these furnaces, maneuvering high-capacity cranes, utilizing forklifts, and operating various other pieces of equipment to ensure that product quality and delivery timelines meet customers’ needs. The work in this department varies from supporting and troubleshooting automated robots to performing complex physical tasks. Rotating Shift Structure: 4-on/4-off rotation equates to 6-months off every year! Rotating day/night shift every 6 weeks 12-hour shifts: 7:00AM - 7:00PM / 7:00PM – 7:00AM Compensation Built-in, guaranteed overtime “Free” hours on non-overtime weeks Total annual compensation starting at $50,000 per year Hourly Rate: $20.50/hr Shift Differential (always active): +$2.75/hr Clearly defined, skill-based tiered advancement opportunities available Additional Perks: Starting at 3-weeks of paid vacation, with an option to purchase more Day-1 access to Employee Scholar Program 401 (k) match program On-site fitness equipment Access to company-sponsored Commute Smart ride share program Auto-eligibility for Spokane County Commute Smart program incentives
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED