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Job description
Baker Manufacturing Company, LLC
Foundry Furnace Operator
Department: Deck Department
Reports To: Deck Supervisor
Location: Evansville, Wisconsin
Classification: Full-Time, Hourly, Non-Exempt
Shift: Second Shift
Compensation: $22.00-$27.00 per hour, including the applicable shift differential, depending on experience and qualifications
Work Schedule
Monday through Thursday, 3:00 p.m.-2:30 a.m.
Overtime may be required based on production and operational needs. Friday Overtime as needed. Approximately every eight weeks, Saturday overtime may be required for furnace relining.
Position Summary
The Foundry Furnace Operator is responsible for safely operating and monitoring electric induction furnaces used to melt metal for foundry production. This position prepares, charges, melts, treats, and pours molten metal while maintaining the required temperatures, chemical composition, and production standards.
This is a highly responsible, safety-critical position. The Furnace Operator works directly with molten metal, extreme heat, heavy materials, hazardous equipment, dust, fumes, and other demanding foundry conditions. Exceptional attention to detail, sound judgment, and strict compliance with all operating and safety procedures are required.
Mistakes or failure to follow procedures can result in serious injury or death, fires, explosions, equipment damage, environmental incidents, production shutdowns, substantial financial losses, and risks to employees, the organization, and the surrounding community.
Because the furnace requires continuous monitoring, the Furnace Operator cannot leave the work area or take unscheduled breaks without authorization and appropriate trained relief coverage.
Position Summary
The Foundry Furnace Operator is responsible for safely operating and monitoring electric induction furnaces used to melt metal for foundry production. This position prepares, charges, melts, treats, and pours molten metal while maintaining the required temperatures, chemical composition, and production standards.
This is a highly responsible, safety-critical position. The Furnace Operator works directly with molten metal, extreme heat, heavy materials, hazardous equipment, dust, fumes, and other demanding foundry conditions. Exceptional attention to detail, sound judgment, and strict compliance with all operating and safety procedures are required.
Mistakes or failure to follow procedures can result in serious injury or death, fires, explosions, equipment damage, environmental incidents, production shutdowns, substantial financial losses, and risks to employees, the organization, and the surrounding community.
Because the furnace requires continuous monitoring, the Furnace Operator cannot leave the work area or take unscheduled breaks without authorization and appropriate trained relief coverage.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
* Operate and continuously monitor electric induction furnaces and related equipment used to melt metal.
* Prepare, charge, melt, treat, and
Who can apply
Review the original listing for work authorization, qualifications and employer requirements.