Heat Treat Operator 3rd Shift

Eaton Corporation•Cleveland, OH

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Eaton’s AER FMC Fuel Motion Control Systems division is hiring a Heat Treat Operator for its Euclid, Ohio facility. The facility has approximately 300 employees and designs, develops, manufactures, and delivers aerospace fuel-pumping components, systems, and services to global aftermarket and OEM markets. The role involves setting up and operating equipment for heat treating, nitriding, burring, cleaning, buffing, blasting, and related finishing operations. The operator processes parts, performs visual and dimensional inspections, maintains quality and traceability records, and may assist other operators with correct procedures. The position works 12 a.m. to 7 a.m., Monday through Friday, for a 35-hour work week paid as a full 40-hour week. The stated hourly rate is $28.98, plus a $1-per-hour shift differential.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED from an accredited institution.
Reside within 50 miles of the work location; relocation benefits are not provided.
Be a U.S. person as defined by ITAR: a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, political asylee, or refugee.
At least one year of machining/utility, heat-treat, or nitride experience.
At least two years of GD&T experience, or successful completion of Eaton Level 1 Advanced Training in lieu of this experience.
Pass an Eaton vision test.
Become a Certified Operator.
Complete Basics of Measurement courses.

Responsibilities

Load and unload parts in heat-treat baskets and furnaces, monitor processing, operate furnaces, monitor gauges, and perform hardness tests.
Perform burring, buffing, dry blasting, degreasing, oiling, nitriding, heat-treating, and related hardware-finishing operations.
Set up, operate, monitor, read, interpret, and maintain furnace, atmosphere-generation, and quench equipment controls and instruments, including timers, temperature controls, recorder charts, flow scopes, and pressure and dial gauges.
Set up and operate equipment with minimal assistance, following procedures for nitriding, heat treating, and buffing; respond to frequent setup changes and close-tolerance requirements.
Mount and align jigs and fixtures, select speeds and feeds, load and align tooling from engineering layouts, and adjust stops and cams to produce required finish dimensions and tolerances.
Read and interpret moderately complicated blueprints and conduct quality checks using mechanical and electronic gauges.
Maintain lot-control traceability, records, logbook entries, nonconformance reports, and associated documentation.
Produce close-tolerance edge breaks using hand tools.
Keep equipment and work areas clean and perform minor machine maintenance as needed.
Chart and plot data in accordance with statistical process control requirements.
Move material within the cell.
Assist other operators with proper operating procedures when needed.
Perform 5S and other duties as assigned.