Assemble and test relief valves for air, water, steam, ammonia, or gas to meet required pressure specifications. Determine appropriate valve adjustments, set desired pressures, check seat tightness, identify malfunctions, and mark valve leakage areas. Perform assembly operations across valve styles and sizes, including tagging, stamping nameplates and data plates, and attaching seals and spring covers. Interpret orders for Nuclear, Navy, and commercial nameplates, and prepare and paint valves in accordance with quality assurance and customer requirements. Work from specifications, drawings, or sketches to hand- or machine-lap valve or nozzle seats, inserts, and other parts. Select and mix lapping compounds to achieve specified surface flatness and use polishing compounds to achieve a high surface finish. Operate required equipment, including flow-testing equipment, and, as needed, operate two or more machines simultaneously. Interface daily with engineering, manufacturing, production control, and Sales regarding customer requirements and valve problems to help meet on-time delivery goals. The role suits someone who enjoys hands-on work and takes pride in producing functional, safe products. Emerson describes a culture focused on inclusion, collaboration, innovation, employee development, and wellbeing, with flexible and competitive benefits.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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