Die Cast Operator

Die Cast Operator Job Description:

About US:

Magretech is a magnesium recycler based in Bellevue, Ohio that services the die casting, aluminum, sand casting, and aerospace industry. The company supplies secondary magnesium ingot while also providing tolling and chip recycling services. Our products are completely made of scrap. While our operations are in the US, we are a part of a global network that spans three continents (Europe, Asia, and North America) a feat that is unparalleled in the industry. These three continents represent the overwhelming majority of magnesium scrap production in the world. By utilizing this network, we can enjoy unmatched security in our stable supply of magnesium scrap. Magretech is focused on the pursuit of innovation and excellence. By following our core values, we strongly believe we can continue to provide value to customers by setting the standard in magnesium recycling.

Job Description

Build your manufacturing skills and take the next step in your career as an Aluminum Die Cast Operator. In this role, you will operate die casting equipment, inspect aluminum castings, and help keep production running safely and efficiently. Your work will directly support product quality, production goals, and on-time delivery to our customers. You will work closely with the Die Cast Lead Technician to support daily operations, assist with equipment and process preparation, and learn how to recognize and communicate production issues. This position offers opportunities to develop skills in die casting processes, equipment setup, furnace operation, and problem-solving. As training is completed and proficiency is demonstrated, you may take on additional responsibilities supporting machine setups, die changes, and process troubleshooting under the direction of the lead technician. These experiences can help prepare you for future opportunities as an advanced operator or Die Cast Lead Technician. Job Type: Full-time Paid Weekly Starting pay is $20.00/hour

Schedule:

• 8-hour shift
• Day shift 8am-4pm
• Monday to Friday

Additional Benefits Output Production Incentive – TBD

• Begins after 90-days of continuous employment
• Paid monthly – up to $4.00 per hour ($6.00 per OT hour)

Royalty Incentive 5 years of continuous employment

• Onetime bonus of $3,000

10 years of continuous employment

• Onetime bonus of $8,000

15 years of continuous employment

• Onetime bonus of $15,000

Please note that all new hires must pass an employment drug screen prior to beginning work. Benefits: On day 1

• Medical
• Dental
• Vision
• $50,000 Company Paid Life Insurance
• Company Paid Short Term Disability

Benefits: After 90-days

• Paid Vacation
• Paid Time Off

Benefits: After 60 days

• 401K
• 401k Matching

Key Responsibilities

· Operate die casting equipment, including startup and shutdown, according to established procedures and training. · Inspect castings visually and with approved gauges; identify and separate nonconforming parts. · Trim and finish parts using approved hand tools and equipment. · Assist the lead technician with machine setups, die changes, and changeovers by preparing tools, materials, and the work area. · Support troubleshooting by reporting abnormal conditions, documenting casting defects, and checking part quality after approved adjustments. · Assist with routine equipment care, furnace loading, and process monitoring within your training and authorization. · Move materials using forklifts and overhead cranes after completing required training. · Complete AGSS entries and production reports, including quantities, scrap, and downtime. · Follow safety and lockout/tagout procedures, complete required equipment checks, and maintain good housekeeping. · Communicate shift updates and contribute ideas to improve safety, quality, and efficiency. Required Skills/Abilities

• Commitment to safe work practices and consistent product quality.
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions, Standard Operating Procedures, and work instructions.
• Attention to detail when inspecting parts, monitoring equipment, and recording production information.
• Basic mechanical aptitude and an interest in learning manufacturing equipment and processes.
• Ability to learn the use of hand tools, finishing tools, and quality inspection gauges.
• Ability to recognize abnormal operating conditions, communicate concerns clearly, and seek assistance when needed.
• Basic math and computer skills for production reporting, labeling, and scrap tracking.
• Ability to work independently on assigned tasks and cooperate with operators, lead technicians, maintenance, and quality personnel.
• Willingness to complete required training and demonstrate proficiency before assuming additional responsibilities.

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous manufacturing or production experience.
• Experience with die casting, metalworking, machine operation, or quality inspection.
• Forklift or overhead crane experience.
• Mechanical, industrial, or other relevant technical training.

Development Opportunities Build skills in machine setup, die changes, process monitoring, and troubleshooting while assisting the lead technician. Additional responsibilities and advancement opportunities will depend on the skills demonstrated, performance, and available openings.

Degree Requirement:

Other Requirement(s)

• OSHA Safety Understanding
• Experience working with pneumatic and hydraulics
• Experience using hand tools such as angle grinder
• Forklift Experience