Plating Tech - Aerospace Coatings (3rd shift)

Hohman Plating•Dayton, OH

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Hohman Plating, a division of Novaria Group, is hiring a Plating Tech to process customers’ metal parts. The role includes on-the-job training for up to 90 days, with approximately 60 days of training on first shift (7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m., Monday to Friday). The regular third-shift schedule is 11:00 p.m.–7:30 a.m., Sunday through Friday morning. The Plating Tech follows part plans and customer specifications through cleaning, activating, plating, rinsing, inspection, and packing processes. The employee monitors plating bath conditions, measures part dimensions, records process and inspection information, and stops production and informs a Group or Line Leader when a documented process does not produce expected results. Hohman Plating describes itself as a plating-coatings service provider serving customers in aerospace, medical, large equipment, and other industries, and offers a comprehensive benefits package.

Requirements

Math and reading skills necessary for the role.
Ability to follow direction and the schedule set by a manager.
Ability to pursue productivity and quality standards.
Strong attendance and reliability.
High school diploma or GED preferred.

Nice To Haves

Micrometer and/or caliper experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Read and follow part plans and work instructions for processing requirements and customer-specification compliance.
Count and control parts before and after plating.
Select holding racks according to the size, shape, and number of objects to be processed.
Process customer products through the defined sequence of cleaning, activating, plating, and rinsing baths.
Measure thickness and diameters for pre- and post-plating dimensions.
Monitor plating bath temperatures, solution levels, and rectifiers, and record data.
Dry and pack parts to prevent damage or as specified by part plan instructions.
Use a computer terminal to view orders and start and complete individual work orders.
Document process and inspection data on part plans.
Pre- and post-bake parts as required.
Perform online inspections as required by work orders to ensure product conforms to customer specifications.
Stop production and inform a Group or Line Leader when a documented process does not produce parts as expected.
Maintain strong attendance and reliability, follow direction and schedules, and work collaboratively while pursuing productivity and quality standards.