HIP Operator

Bodycote North America•Princeton, KY

15h•Onsite

About The Position

Based in Princeton, Kentucky, the HIP Operator works under the direction of the Operations Supervisor to operate equipment in the Control Room. The position involves starting and monitoring units, sampling gas during processing cycles, and completing documentation for delivery to the end customer. The operator is responsible for the care and treatment of customer inventory and must perform duties safely to prevent loss or damage. This is a safety-sensitive position in a heavy industrial environment. Operators follow established procedures and safety controls, including applicable SHE rules and PPE requirements. The role may require overtime or work on any shift, including weekends. The job description notes that duties and responsibilities may be revised as business needs arise.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. citizen or hold a Permanent Resident Card to satisfy ITAR compliance requirements.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Prior experience with heat treatment operation and/or drinking/waste water management.
Must be able to obtain and maintain forklift operator certification.
Ability to work standing for extended periods in an industrial environment.
Manual dexterity to perform data-entry functions.
Ability to bend, pull, stoop, and reach to perform job functions.
Ability to lift up to 35 pounds.
Cognitive and mental capacity to perform essential job functions.
Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Visual acuity to read documents, computer screens, and files.
Ability to hear in person and via phone.
Ability to report to work on time, follow directions and procedures, interact effectively with coworkers, and accept constructive criticism.

Responsibilities

Build and box cycles, including loading and unloading customer parts onto, into, or out of units, baskets, tubs, racks, or other containers.
Independently operate, control, and monitor unit equipment in accordance with standard procedures, shop travelers, and customer paperwork.
Operate equipment in the Control Room; start and monitor units and sample gas during cycles.
Create and correct load diagrams.
Update the KPI database.
Conduct gas analysis and use compressors appropriately, including determining when and where to save reclaimed gas.
Determine cycle temperatures and pressures for optimal operation within allowed deltas.
Determine which thermocouples to disregard and where to place thermocouples for optimal temperature readings.
Determine the temperature at which to start venting cycles and the appropriate can or ring size for loading parts.
Follow established work procedures, control measures, PPE requirements, and applicable SHE rules; respect guards, barriers, and permits.
Cooperate with required health screening and surveillance procedures.
Immediately report unusual problems, irregularities, or concerns to a supervisor or management.
Operate a forklift and crane as needed.
Practice and promote safety and good housekeeping.
Perform other tasks as assigned or dictated by the position.
Care for customer inventory and perform duties safely and responsibly to prevent customer loss or damage.
Report to work on time, follow directions and rules, interact effectively with coworkers, and accept constructive criticism.