Thermal Spray Operator (Off Shift)

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries•Orlando, FL

51d•Onsite

About The Position

Mitsubishi Power is hiring a Thermal Spray Operator (Off Shift) in the Orlando Service Center. The Thermal Spray Operator will independently read and interpret blueprints, planning sheets, sketches, and related technical data to determine tooling requirements, setup procedures, control settings, and equipment methods and sequences.

Requirements

Education & Experience: High school diploma or equivalent, plus at least one year of related experience or training; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Communication Skills: Able to read and understand basic instructions, write simple correspondence, and effectively communicate in one-on-one and small group settings.
Math Skills: Proficient in basic arithmetic including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
Problem-Solving: Capable of applying common sense to follow written, oral, or diagrammed instructions and resolve routine problems involving multiple variables.
Computer Proficiency: Basic skills in using personal computers and common software applications such as email, word processing, spreadsheets, and graphics.

Responsibilities

Prepare tools and perform safety checks on equipment and acid tanks.
Load/unload parts into chemical tanks and monitor the stripping process.
Mask parts using designated internal and external methods.Verify fixture setups meet quality standards for dimensions and specifications.
Install, align, and secure tooling and parts on machines.
Load control media or retrieve pre-programmed instructions; report errors as needed.
Set machine controls for spindle positioning and operational factors.
Operate equipment independently, monitor for malfunctions, and adjust as needed.
Manually operate equipment for non-automated tasks or when programming fails.
Change tools and setups as required; measure parts for blueprint compliance.
Handle hazardous waste properly, including labeling, containment, and disposal.
Keep containers closed unless adding/removing waste.
Notify EHS Manager when using new materials for waste determination.
Participate in hazardous waste training.
Clean up spills, leaks, or overflows of hazardous materials.
Clean equipment, tooling, and parts.
Perform assigned preventative maintenance.
Record and collect operational data for documentation.