Vapor Phase Coating - Chemical Process Operator 4Th Shift

A Chemical Process Operator at Chromalloy performs chemical and mechanical processes, often involving coatings, to manufacture critical turbine engine components. While the company's "Belac" (or related locations) is not explicitly tied to a specific operator job in recent listings, the general requirements and responsibilities for process operators across Chromalloy sites are similar.

Primary responsibilities

Chemical processing: Executing production runs to coat high pressure turbine blades, including, but not limited to grit blast, ultrasonic cleaning, high temperature burnout furnaces, etc.Production support: Assisting in the overall production of parts, which can involve blending surfaces, mixing production materials, and using hand tools or machinery.Equipment operation: Setting up, operating, and performing preventative maintenance on a variety of machines, including furnaces, coating equipment, sandblasting units, and other manufacturing machinery. Performing periodic cleaning of equipment.Quality assurance: Confirming that all work meets production specifications and quality control standards. This includes maintaining accurate process logs, travelers, and other documentation for traceability.Safety and compliance: Strictly following all safety protocols, wearing required personal protective equipment (PPE), and adhering to environmental regulations for chemical use and waste disposal.Continuous improvement: Embracing and implementing lean principles and other continuous improvement initiatives within the department.

Required skills and qualifications

Education and experience: Typically requires a high school diploma or equivalent, with many positions preferring several years of experience in a manufacturing or chemical process environment.Attention to detail: Essential for accurately monitoring processes, following specifications, and maintaining quality standards.Safety conscious: A meticulous approach to safety, particularly when handling hazardous chemicals and operating heavy machinery.Teamwork and communication: The ability to work collaboratively with a team and communicate effectively with supervisors, engineers, and other employees.Blueprint interpretation: Competence in reading and interpreting blueprints, work instructions, and procedural manuals.Mathematical aptitude: The ability to perform basic shop mathematics, including measurements and calculations.

Work environment

The work is typically performed in a manufacturing environment.The job requires regular standing, reaching, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds.Operators may be exposed to heat, noise, fumes, and airborne particles.Positions may operate on rotating shifts or require overtime.Cross-training is also required for when production is limited or delayed.