Finishing - Phoenix - Metal Worker 3rd shift

Chromalloy•Tampa, FL

About The Position

The Metal Worker operates pneumatic and power hand tools, including rotary die grinders and handheld belt sanders, as well as buffing and polishing equipment to clean and smooth metal castings. The role removes or reduces parting lines, excess metal, scratches, burrs, and other defects according to engineering specifications and customer requirements. The employee may perform fluorescent penetrant inspection and visual inspection rework and repair, and operate a sandblast machine as needed. The role requires following supervisor and engineering instructions, checking requirements on the Inspection Methods Requirement Sheet (IMRS), and correctly documenting routers and rework routers. The Metal Worker performs an initial visual inspection of selected castings, identifies areas for weld repair, and marks non-repairable castings as scrap. The position requires high school education or equivalent life experience, with two to three months of related experience or training. The employee must communicate in English and perform basic arithmetic and routine problem-solving. Work involves regular proximity to moving mechanical parts and vibration, frequent exposure to fumes or airborne particles, and usually loud noise. Required safety equipment includes hearing protection, safety eyewear, hand protection, and safety-toed shoes. Other duties may be assigned within the department.

Requirements

High school education or equivalent life experience.
Two to three months of related experience or training.
Ability to communicate in English and read and comprehend simple instructions, short correspondence, and memos.
Ability to write simple correspondence and present information effectively in one-on-one and small-group situations.
Ability to add and subtract three-digit numbers and perform simple multiplication and division using American units of money, weight, measurement, volume, and distance.
Ability to follow detailed but straightforward written or oral instructions and solve common equipment- or process-related problems involving several variables in standardized situations.
Ability to meet the stated physical demands, including regularly lifting or moving up to 10 pounds, frequently up to 25 pounds, and occasionally up to 50 pounds.
Ability to perform the required visual tasks, including close vision, color vision, depth perception, and adjusting focus.

Responsibilities

Select castings for work according to written or verbal instructions from the supervisor or designee.
Ensure the correct routers accompany castings and that all previous operations are signed as complete.
Position castings on a workbench and secure them by hand or with clamps, fixtures, jigs, or other holding apparatus.
Operate pneumatic and power hand tools, including die grinders and belt sanders, and operate buffing equipment.
Check specifications on the Inspection Methods Requirement Sheet (IMRS) and follow engineering and supervisor instructions.
Grind, blend, and belt-polish localized casting areas to remove or reduce parting lines, excess metal, scratches, burrs, and other indications according to specifications.
Grind, blend, and buff parts to achieve the required smooth surface.
Perform Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI) rework and repair as necessary.
Perform visual inspection rework and repair as necessary.
Operate a sandblast machine as necessary.
Select appropriate abrasive materials and tools, including mounted stone points, carbide burrs, and sanding belts of varying grit sizes, to achieve the specified casting finish.
Perform an initial visual inspection of selected castings and mark areas for weld repair.
Mark non-repairable castings as scrap and correctly document routers and rework routers.
Wear required safety equipment, including hearing protection, safety eyewear, hand protection, and safety-toed shoes.
Perform other duties as assigned within the department.