STULZ USA

General

• Prepare surfaces of machines and manufactured products for powder coating
• Clean grease and dirt from products
• Clean application equipment
• Remove rust from metal using acid, wire brush, or steel wool
• Hang materials on a trolley to move them into the coating booth
• Label finished materials with correct part numbers for delivery to stock
• Perform other duties as assigned

Powder Coater Helper – 2nd Shift

• Lead and manage resources, tools, training, and direction for sheet metal fabrication employees operating Amada laser cutting, punch, and press brake equipment
• Oversee powder coat paint booth operations and the sheet metal welding team
• Ensure safety, quality, and on-time delivery of components from the sheet metal fabrication shop
• Support plant safety training and drive safety processes, including machine guarding and lockout/tagout on Amada CNC equipment
• Hold teams accountable to processes, systems, and results across laser, punch/brake, powder coat, and welding work centers
• Coach and implement lean processes and tools, including 5S, waste elimination, and nesting optimization to reduce scrap
• Work with Supervisors and Team Leaders to prevent or resolve machine downtime, tooling changeovers, and material shortages
• Ensure standardized work and process discipline for machine setup, programming, and part inspection
• Suggest changes to equipment, tooling, and methods
• Coordinate with maintenance and service technicians on preventive maintenance and repairs
• Motivate employees and foster a cross-functional team approach
• Remove barriers to progress and development

Foreman – Sheet Metal Fabrication

• Coordinate field service activity, including scheduling, invoicing, and data entry
• Verify Sales Orders have allotted service money
• Confirm and coordinate field service logistics with interested parties
• Verify service fulfillment and report service activity status in Operations Meetings
• Issue and track Purchase Orders for Service Partners
• Receive and review completed pre-start-up requests, start-up checklists, service tickets/field reports, and invoices
• Work with Sales Representatives by telephone and email to provide prompt and accurate support
• Interface with technicians regarding job status and location
• Provide technician scheduling details
• Coordinate technician parts and technical information requests
• Review service tickets, reports, and checklists for accuracy and discrepancies
• Enter data into SAP
• Track incomplete documentation with customers
• Initiate warranties and issue certificates to end users
• Maintain quote log
• Identify process efficiencies and compliance with the Business Process Administrator
• Document work processes for the area of responsibility
• Perform other duties as assigned

Field Service Coordinator

• Receive all delivery trucks
• Inspect incoming materials for damage and compliance with purchase order specifications
• Unload delivery trucks and provide receiving signatures
• Unpack materials to verify quantities
• Reconcile delivered materials and equipment against purchase orders, packing slips, RMAs, and outsource manufacturing orders
• Notify appropriate departments of potential problems and process RTV or QA hold entries as needed
• Mark materials with SATS numbers and applicable job numbers
• Enter packing slip and purchase order information into the system and generate receipt numbers
• Move materials from receiving or production areas to bin locations and designated areas
• Perform put-aways and office deliveries
• Locate and stock received material using receipt-date inventory rotation
• Escalate inventory discrepancies to Procurement or the Warehouse Foreman
• Run daily receipt reports and verify physical counts against packing slips
• Operate forklifts and electrically powered material-moving devices
• Maintain a clean work area
• Perform other duties as required
• Work under general supervision and report to the Warehouse Supervisor

Shipping and Receiving Specialist

• Monitor warehouse inventory and perform daily cycle counts of raw materials, packaging materials, and finished goods
• Store, move, organize, and clean materials while counting
• Ensure materials are in proper locations and search for misclassified inventory
• Monitor and maintain inventory integrity and FIFO practices
• Maintain product identification, location, and lot code accuracy
• Consolidate SAP bin locations and maintain ERP default bins
• Research inventory discrepancies and investigate root causes
• Recommend corrective actions to prevent future discrepancies
• Work with Warehouse and Inventory Control Management to resolve inventory problems promptly
• Open cartons, bundles, and other containers to count or weigh materials
• Report over/under discrepancies and damaged products
• Report to the Warehouse department and take daily direction from the Warehouse Foreman
• Perform general warehouse cleanup and housekeeping in a warehouse/manufacturing environment

Cycle Counter

• Oversee and assist with incoming material receipts and put-aways
• Oversee and assist in pulling orders for production
• Operate warehouse equipment, including forklifts, turrets, and pickers, as needed
• Manage transfers between warehouses, including physical movement and necessary computer transactions
• Replenish stock in the warehouse and production as needed
• Travel between local warehouses to complete warehouse functions as needed
• Provide solutions to improve work efficiency
• Keep the warehouse and work environment clean and organized, including the backlot
• Assist with cycle counting and accompanying research
• Handle warehouse transactions for damaged or returned items, ensuring accurate documentation
• Run shortage reports and ensure quick fulfillment of incoming receipts
• Understand ISO processes and modify or write procedures as necessary
• Work under the Warehouse Manager on continuous improvement projects
• Mentor and develop staff to enhance team performance and productivity
• Resolve conflicts involving individuals with differing opinions
• Maintain a safety-first mentality in all job-related aspects
• Maintain a strong understanding of material flow physically and within an ERP system
• Perform other duties as required

Warehouse Foreman

Operator

• Manage, maintain, and issue cutting and forming tooling for sheet metal fabrication department CNC laser, punch/laser combination, and press brake equipment
• Maintain the tool crib for laser cutting consumables, punch tooling, and press brake punches/dies, including storage, labeling, and inventory tracking
• Inspect incoming and in-use tooling for wear, damage, and dimensional accuracy
• Remove worn or damaged tooling from service and coordinate repair, regrinding/sharpening, or replacement
• Coordinate with outside tooling vendors and Purchasing on quotes, purchase requisitions, lead times, and warranty/service issues
• Stage and deliver correct tooling to operators based on production schedules and released programs; retrieve and return tooling after job completion
• Support the Sheet Metal Programmer with tooling selection and validate tooling data in CAM/nesting software tooling libraries
• Perform routine tooling maintenance, including cleaning, light sharpening, and lubrication
• Coordinate off-site sharpening/regrinding services
• Maintain tooling inventory, usage, and cost records; recommend spare/replacement purchases
• Support qualification of new equipment and tooling for newly installed Amada machines, including first-article tooling setup and validation
• Maintain a safe, organized tool crib and work area consistent with 5S standards
• Follow lockout/tagout and material handling safety requirements
• Support continuous improvement initiatives to reduce tooling changeover time, scrap, and downtime
• Perform other duties as assigned

CNC Press Brake Operator

Technician

• Manage, maintain, and issue cutting and forming tooling for sheet metal fabrication department CNC laser, punch/laser combination, and press brake equipment
• Maintain organized storage, labeling, and inventory tracking for laser consumables, punch tooling, and press brake punches/dies
• Inspect incoming and in-use tooling for wear, damage, and dimensional accuracy
• Remove worn or damaged tooling from service and coordinate repair, regrinding/sharpening, or replacement
• Coordinate with outside tooling vendors and Purchasing on quotes, purchase requisitions, lead times, and warranty/service issues
• Stage and deliver correct tooling to operators based on production schedules and released programs; retrieve and return tooling after job completion
• Support the Sheet Metal Programmer in selecting tooling and validating tooling data in CAM/nesting software tooling libraries
• Perform routine tooling maintenance and coordinate off-site sharpening/regrinding services
• Maintain tooling inventory, usage, and cost records and recommend purchases to avoid downtime
• Support qualification of new Amada machines and tooling, including first-article setup and validation
• Maintain a safe, organized tool crib and work area consistent with 5S standards
• Follow lockout/tagout and material-handling safety requirements
• Support continuous improvement initiatives to reduce tooling changeover time, scrap, and downtime
• Perform other duties as assigned

Tooling Technician

Software Engineer

• Translate mechanical blueprints, take-off sheets, and CAD/DXF files into fabrication-ready programs for CNC laser cutting, punch/laser combination, and press brake equipment
• Program and maintain cut files, nests, and bend sequences in Amada CAM/nesting software
• Select tooling based on material type, gauge, and part geometry
• Input dimensions, bend allowances, radii, and gauge specifications to ensure first-piece accuracy and minimize rework
• Execute nesting operations to maximize material yield and minimize scrap
• Verify material type, thickness, and lining/finish requirements before releasing programs
• Simulate programs and review for collisions, tool interference, and cycle-time efficiency
• Troubleshoot and correct programming errors during setup or first-piece inspection
• Coordinate with the shop supervisor/foreman and Production Planning to prioritize the fabrication queue and meet deadlines
• Partner with Engineering on drawing questions, design-for-manufacturability feedback, and revision control
• Maintain program revision records and documentation
• Support new equipment and software implementation, including validating post-processors, tooling data, and nesting parameters
• Train and provide technical support to machine operators
• Support continuous improvement initiatives to reduce cycle time, scrap, and tooling changeovers
• Maintain compliance with ISO standards and company quality requirements
• Perform other duties as assigned
• Work primarily at a computer workstation with regular time on the production floor to verify programs, tooling, and first-piece parts

Sheet Metal Programmer

• Set up and operate Amada ENSIS fiber laser cutting systems and automated load/unload and storage tower systems
• Load steel, stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized, and galvanneal sheet stock; verify type, gauge, and quantity
• Launch programmed cut jobs, monitor cutting, and make approved in-process adjustments
• Unload, sort, label, and stage finished parts and skeleton scrap
• Perform first-piece and in-process inspections using calipers, tape measures, and other gauges
• Monitor oxygen/nitrogen assist-gas systems for correct type, pressure, and purity
• Perform operator preventive maintenance, including lens/nozzle cleaning, filter checks, and housekeeping
• Report machine alarms, abnormal conditions, and quality issues; assist troubleshooting as directed
• Maintain piece counts, scrap, downtime, and job status in the tracking/ERP system
• Follow lockout/tagout, Class 4 laser safety, PPE, and 5S requirements
• Coordinate job sequencing, tooling/lens changes, and material availability with the Programmer and Supervisor
• Support continuous improvement to reduce cycle time, scrap, and downtime
• Perform other duties as assigned

CNC Laser Cutting Machine Operator

• Perform diversified mechanical, electrical, and other duties for the preparation or repair of new and existing machinery
• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on a variety of plant machinery
• Troubleshoot, identify problems, and repair various types of plant machinery
• Maintain company grounds inside and outside the plant
• Follow the maintenance schedule in a timely manner
• Maintain and upgrade the maintenance library as necessary
• Perform other duties as assigned or required

Maintenance Technician II

Learning and Development

• Provide learning and development direction, coordination, and support for employee training initiatives within STULZ Air Technology systems
• Administer the SuccessFactors LMS, including course and learning path setup, training assignments, course requests, troubleshooting, learner support, and training record maintenance
• Coordinate logistics for instructor-led, virtual, and eLearning programs, including scheduling, communications, attendance tracking, materials preparation, technology and room setup, and follow-up
• Coordinate with subject matter experts and cross-functional stakeholders to gather information and support effective learning programs
• Assist in designing, developing, and maintaining learner guides, presentations, eLearning content, SOPs, work instructions, and other learning experiences
• Facilitate or co-facilitate instructor-led, virtual, and hands-on learning activities
• Provide logistical and instructional support to facilitators
• Maintain training attendance and completion records and provide training reports
• Support workforce capability and organizational performance initiatives, including job fairs, new role support, HR events, and cross-functional training