Manufacturing Associate

About the Role

The Manufacturing Associate will perform a variety of tasks throughout the Pageland plant and acquire skills on the shop floor through cross-training and job rotations.

Responsibilities

• Material Handling / Final Shear
  • Identify plates by stamp number and re-identify material as needed.
  • Accurately mark material for cut sizes, roll week number, transfer tags, and circle stamp.
  • Read and acknowledge test samples to be sheared.
  • Maintain accurate data in the Tandem System (interpret, record, accept, reject materials).
  • Set up knives, maintain knife changes, and complete daily knife inspections.
  • Support preventative maintenance of machines by performing routine inspections, greasing, and oiling shear parts.
• Final Inspector
  • Perform non-destructive testing and inspection of high-temperature alloys following established methods and procedures.
  • Prepare and maintain required records and reports in prescribed form and detail.
  • Identify alloys to ensure ordered specifications.
  • Mark and identify defective items following accepted practices.
  • Check completed items for compliance with dimensional, hardness, material coding, identification, and other specifications.
  • Release accepted materials for packing.
• Shipping / Mark and Pack
  • Work from mill orders, sales orders, purchase orders, and schedules to plan and execute packing and shipping of customer orders.
  • Ensure proper documentation and compliance with specifications prior to shipment.
  • Separate previous day bills of lading into individual copies and distribute them.
  • Compile documents from mill order traveler jackets for previous day shipments and distribute to appropriate personnel.
  • Separate previous day shipping weight tickets and distribute to appropriate personnel.
  • Responsible for proper loading, packaging, unloading, and securing of intracompany material transfers.
  • Read and understand purchase orders, bills of lading, and mill order travelers when receiving material.
  • Weigh material and record on shipping tag; visually inspect for conformance to customer requirements.
  • Complete packaging of metal per special instructions and customer requirements.
  • Use computer systems to begin and end operations following mill and technical instructions.
  • Operate spectrotest alloy identification machine using proper mode and grade of alloy.
  • Recalibrate machine with test samples routinely and per quality control procedures.
• Perform any other duties as required and directed by management.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED.
• At least one (1) year of manufacturing experience (preferred).

Skills

• Basic computer skills.
• Basic math skills.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills.

ATI is an equal opportunity employer and does not provide immigration sponsorship for positions. Reasonable accommodations will be provided to applicants needing assistance in the hiring process upon request.