Furnace/Oven Room Operator

Role Overview: As a Furnace/Oven Room Operator, you will run heat-treat operations that support consistent product quality and throughput. This role exists to ensure annealing and related thermal cycles are completed safely, accurately, and on schedule.

Key responsibilities include: - Load/unload parts and coils; stage material per work order requirements - Set, monitor, and document furnace temperatures, cycle times, and process parameters - Confirm processed product meets specification; escalate quality concerns promptly - Complete required production and traceability paperwork with attention to detail - Perform routine checks/housekeeping; report equipment issues and safety hazards Required knowledge/skills: - Strong knowledge of the annealing process; safety-conscious chemical handling awareness - Ability to read and follow a work order; clear communication and dependable teamwork - Solid work ethic in a fast-paced environment If you're ready to apply your furnace experience in a quality-driven setting, we encourage you to apply today. Daily Workflow You'll start on day shift (Monday Thursday, 5:40 a.m.4:10 p.m.) by reviewing the day's work orders and confirming the correct setup for each annealing run. Throughout the shift, you'll rotate between finishing-process equipmentsuch as pickling baths and multiple furnace types (annealing, quench, belt, strip, strand, and continuous casting)tracking progress and keeping documentation current. You'll coordinate with teammates to keep material moving smoothly, respond to priority changes, and maintain a clean, controlled work area while supporting steady casting output and consistent results.

Benefits: That Matter - All benefits start from day one! Medical, Dental, Vision - 401(k) with company match - Health Savings Account (HSA) - 100% employer-paid HDHP health insurance, plus employer-paid life and disability insurance - Life Insurance - Paid Time Off - Competitive salary - Snack/Drink Room - Employee Discounts - Student loan payment match - And more