22 Job openings found

A Fitter in a scrap processing company, such as a metal recycling plant, is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and fabricating heavy machinery (conveyors, balers, shears, shredders) and structural components. Key duties include assembling components, welding, gas cutting, using precision measuring tools to check for wear, and performing preventive maintenance to reduce ...

A Fitter installs, maintains, and repairs industrial machinery and structural components, ensuring equipment operates efficiently according to technical specifications. Key responsibilities include interpreting blueprints, using precision tools to cut, shape, and fit metal parts, and performing preventive maintenance to minimize downtime.  +5 Key Responsibilities: Assembly and Installation: Assemble, install, and align machinery and metal parts ...

A Quality Shift In-Charge oversees quality assurance and control during a specific shift, acting as the primary gatekeeper of product standards. They supervise inspection teams, enforce safety and compliance protocols, and rapidly contain defects to prevent them from reaching customers.  Key Responsibilities Shift Orchestration: Deploy quality inspectors across different production lines or ...

A mechanical maintenance professional is responsible for the upkeep, repair, and troubleshooting of industrial machinery and physical plant equipment. Their primary goal is to minimize equipment downtime, maximize operational efficiency, and ensure all mechanical systems operate safely and in compliance with industry standards.  Key Responsibilities & Duties Preventive & Predictive Maintenance: Conduct ...

The Foreman / Senior Fitter leads mechanical maintenance, installation, and repair of critical power plant equipment to ensure maximum operational uptime and safety. Key Responsibilities Supervision & Leadership Assign daily tasks to fitters and technicians. Monitor work progress and quality on-site. Enforce strict compliance with plant safety protocols. Conduct toolbox talks before every shift. Train junior technicians ...

A Quality Control (QC) Operator in a steel company is responsible for inspecting, testing, and verifying that raw materials, in-process products, and finished steel products (such as coils, bars, plates, or pipes) meet specified standards, grade requirements, and customer specifications. They act as the final check before materials leave the production ...

A Senior Engineer in Process Control Inspection is a technical leadership role responsible for ensuring manufacturing processes and products comply with quality standards, engineering specifications, and safety regulations. They drive continuous improvement, manage inspection systems, and analyze data to prevent defects.    Key Responsibilities & Duties Inspection & Testing Strategy: Develop, review, and maintain in-process ...

We are hiring an experienced Quality Control Inspector to ensure the highest standards of quality in our injection molding operations. The successful candidate will play a critical role in inspecting products, identifying defects, and maintaining compliance with quality specifications in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities: Conduct detailed inspections of injection-molded parts ...

CNC Operator responsibilities include: Preparing and operating CNC machines to perform tasks such as drilling, grinding, milling etc. Understanding specifications of the task at hand and the desired result by reading blueprints, mechanical drawings etc. Translating instructions into computer commands so the machines can perform the correct function Prepare and operate CNC machines to ...

Responsibilities Prepare and operate CNC machines to perform tasks such as drilling, grinding, milling etc. Understand specifications of the task at hand and the desired result by reading blueprints, mechanical drawings etc. Translate instructions into computer commands so the machines can perform the correct function Prepare and load raw materials and parts onto the ...