FORGE OPERATOR

• The forge operator’s job is to make as-cast, or rough castings of parts using hot deformation processes in the specified dimensions.

• The forge operator handles the parts for the forging tools.

• You prepare, set and use a range of forging tools, including power hammers, presses and ring rollers, according to instructions and computer-integrated manufacturing programs.

• You would be responsible for ensuring that forging equipment is working correctly and for performing basic maintenance on these machines.

• You will also contribute to continuous improvement efforts.

• The job also includes monitoring the quality and traceability of as-casts and key process parameters in order to identify any anomalies.

• Forge operators work in teams of five or six.

Job description Qualifications

• High-school certificate

(either general or vocational

in computer-integrated

manufacturing/metalworking/

sheet metal work)

• Forklift truck and swing

bridge-sling operator’s

license

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Apply online:

www.safran-talent.com

FORGE OPERATORMANUFACTURE

• You should be able to control specialized automated machines.

• Operating in an environment “at risk”, you have to comply with all safety rules.

• You should understand and apply different forging procedures, and be capable of working in a team.

• Indispensable qualities include attention to detail, constant vigilance and precision.

Skills

Benefits

• There are openings for

forge operators throughout

industry.

• As you acquire more

experience, there are

opportunities for moving

into other areas, such as

the production planning,

production management,

and workshop supervisor.

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