SuperCooler Operator (Heat Treat Equipment Operator - 2nd shift)
About The Position
ATI is seeking a Heat Treat Equipment Operator (SuperCooler) for its Cudahy, Wisconsin manufacturing facility. This hands-on role operates an automated heat-treatment cell that heats, handles, and cools metal parts under controlled conditions. The operator prepares and loads parts, monitors furnace and cooling operations, verifies quality, and safely unloads finished material. The role offers the opportunity to build specialized technical skills while supporting products used in demanding industries. The permanent schedule is Monday through Friday, 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Training may take place on first, second, or third shift. Continued learning, career growth, and pay increases are available with successful completion of training milestones. The successful candidate must quickly learn ATI, its customers, products, processes, and procedures.
Requirements
- At least 1 year of experience in an industry with transferable skills.
- Basic reading, math, and measurement comprehension, including the ability to read instructions and perform simple measurements.
- Strong attention to detail and ability to follow precise instructions.
- Analytical problem-solving skills and sound judgment when conditions change.
- Clear communication, teamwork, organization, and the ability to manage multiple tasks.
Nice To Haves
- High school diploma or equivalent, vocational/technical certificate, or associate degree in electrical, mechanical, or a related curriculum.
- Experience with AMS 2750 pyrometry requirements.
- Experience with hardness testing.
- Knowledge of heat-treating practices and procedures and familiarity with industrial furnaces and components.
- Experience with industrial heavy equipment and safe material handling.
Responsibilities
- Operate automated equipment used to heat, handle, and cool metal parts safely and efficiently.
- Review daily production schedules and stage parts, tooling, and materials before each run.
- Set up equipment, verify tooling and part orientation, and prepare parts for processing.
- Monitor control screens, cameras, alarms, and part movement throughout the process.
- Start, run, and shut down equipment according to established operating procedures.
- Use lifting and material-handling equipment to load and unload parts while preventing damage.
- Perform visual inspections and quality verifications during processing.
- Make permitted basic process adjustments or escalate abnormal equipment or product conditions.
- Follow safety interlocks, environmental controls, PPE requirements, and housekeeping practices.
- Coordinate with teammates and support personnel to maintain production flow and resolve issues.
- Complete move tickets after heat-treatment processing.
Benefits
- Continued learning and career growth opportunities.
- Pay increases with successful completion of training milestones.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
