Investment Operator - 3rd Shift OWW

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal • Wickliffe, OH

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About The Position

The Investment Operator operates and maintains robots used to dip D/S, S/C, and equiaxed shell molds, and supports shell building operations. The role coordinates with Process Engineering and Maintenance to identify or prevent shell-building problems involving programming and mechanical equipment. It also supports utility personnel with mold procurement, line setup, mix preparation, and robot operation when operator relief is needed.

The operator follows department procedures and safety rules, communicates robot downtime and process problems across shifts, performs hand dipping when molds or related items do not require robot dipping, and maintains slurry integrity through testing. The role also includes housekeeping and maintenance of shell-building equipment, including slurry tanks, pumps, and an electric lift truck.

The schedule is 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., with a rotating two-week pattern: Monday, Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday in Week 1; Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in Week 2. Employees work 36 hours and are paid for 40 hours.

Requirements

• Computer skills.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Demonstrated proficiency with applicable procedure instructions.
• Meet or exceed defined visual acuity requirements when required.
• Meet color perception standards needed to perform job requirements when required.

Nice To Haves

• Previous Dip Room experience.
• Previous robotics experience.

Responsibilities

• Properly operate and maintain robots used in dipping D/S, S/C, and equiaxed shell molds.
• Work with Process Engineering and Maintenance staff to identify or prevent shell-building problems related to programming and mechanical equipment.
• Be responsible for utility personnel during mold procurement, including setting up lines, preparing mixes, and maintaining robotic functions when operator relief is needed.
• Comply with all Department 620 SOPs and PEIs, including documents for scrap reporting and mold identification.
• Communicate robot downtime and process problems across shifts.
• Maintain a tow motor operator license.
• Hand dip molds, liner plates, or wafer plates that do not require robot dipping.
• Maintain the integrity of shell-building slurries, including slurry and sand levels, using required testing methods and SOPs.
• Keep the work area clean, orderly, and safe by performing housekeeping duties as instructed by the Department Supervisor during the shift.
• Maintain shell-building equipment, including slurry tanks, pumps, and the electric lift truck, to extend its useful life.
• Follow plant and departmental safety rules and applicable Standard Operating Procedures.
• Perform other duties assigned by supervision.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: No Education Listed