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CVD Furnace Operator – Nights
Kennametal. Load and unload furnaces . Monitor computerized controls for temperatures, pressures, chemical flow rates, and gas flow rates . Perform and document furnace operations . Conduct vacuum leak checks and periodic
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates proficiency in furnace operations, including monitoring computerized controls, conducting preventative maintenance, and troubleshooting issues. Capable of effective communication regarding safety and quality while adhering to operational procedures and emergency protocols.
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Furnace OperationsPreventative MaintenanceEmergency Response TrainingMechanical SkillsHazmat Training
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Hard Skills
Temperature MonitoringChemical Flow Rate ManagementVacuum Leak ChecksFurnace Component RebuildingQuality Data EntryMathematical ProficiencyOperating Procedure ComprehensionEmergency Situation ManagementUse of 30X ScopePhysical Strength for Lifting
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationTeam Collaboration
Tools & Technologies
SAP MIIQMSKennametal Intranet
Certifications & Qualifications
Hazmat TrainingRespirator Medical Evaluation
Industry Keywords
High-Temperature FurnacesCombustible ChemicalsSafety ProceduresInspection Control PlansProduction Goals
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Load and unload furnaces
- Monitor computerized controls for temperatures, pressures, chemical flow rates, and gas flow rates
- Perform and document furnace operations
- Conduct vacuum leak checks and periodic preventative maintenance
- Troubleshoot furnace problems and rebuild or replace furnace components as needed
- Ensure adequate gas and chemical levels according to procedures
- Replace tanks as needed
- Set up and separate product
- Enter quality data by furnace and heat results
- Monitor graph results
- Act as an Emergency Responder within the Coating Department
- Follow safety procedures and handle deviations according to operating procedures and work instructions
- Follow inspection control plans and ensure products meet routings, specifications, quantities, and styles
- Work to meet daily departmental production goals
- Communicate safety, quality, and product issues with supervisors, team members, and across shifts
Requirements
What you’ll need- Minimum of a High School Diploma or GED equivalent
- Understand oral and written procedures and instructions
- Ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide
- Ability to use a 30X scope
- Ability to use a personal computer and software such as SAP MII
- Ability to locate information in QMS and the Kennametal Intranet
- Ability to handle inserts with fingers without chipping
- Communicate effectively with supervisors and co-workers
- Mechanical skills to rebuild and replace furnace components
- Ability to read and understand operating procedures, defect criteria and routing information
- Knowledge and ability to perform necessary actions in emergency situations, such as gas leaks
- Proficiency reached through on-the-job training in twelve (12) to eighteen (18) months
- Must become Hazmat trained
- Must pass a Respirator Medical Evaluation
- Must participate in the Plant Emergency SCBA response team
- Must obtain clearance from the Department of Homeland Security to work in the CVD department
- Must be able to stand for 8+ hours during a 12-hour period, with intermittent walking
- Must occasionally reach, bend, kneel, squat, climb a three-footstep stool, and stretch in awkward positions
- Must assemble and disassemble furnace sections using normal strength
- Must lift objects averaging 20 pounds, with some reaching up to 33 pounds
- Must work in an environment involving combustible chemicals, high-temperature furnaces, and hazardous gases
Benefits
Comp & perks- $3.00/hr shift differential
- 12-hour night schedule with 2-2-3 schedule
- Hazmat training provided/required as part of the role
- Safety glasses with side shields and safety shoes required
- Self-contained breathing apparatus available for furnace malfunction and required for specific tasks
- Hearing preservation program
- Break opportunities during physical work