Job Application for Coating Booth Operator at Maxcess International

Job Title: Coating Booth Operator

Location: Edgerton, WI

Employment Type: Full-Time, First Shift, Mon–Thurs: 6:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Friday Overtime as Needed, No Saturday/Sunday work

Pay: Competitive hourly rate: $21.88/hr, PLUS - Quarterly Incentive

About Us:
Componex Inc. is a precision manufacturer specializing in innovative WINertia^TM roller technology for the web handling industry. Our products are trusted worldwide for their quality, performance, and reliability. We are seeking a detail-oriented and mechanically inclined individual to join our team as a Coating Booth Operator.

Position Overview:.

In this role, you will be responsible for properly prepping the aluminum surface of the rollers and applying proprietary coatings to WINertia^TM rollers. You will ensure each product meets our high-quality standards before shipping to customers. You will work closely with our production and quality teams to ensure accuracy, consistency, and efficiency in the coating process.

Key Responsibilities:

Operate and maintain coating booth equipment in accordance with company standards
Prepare parts for coating, including masking, cleaning, and surface preparation
Handle coating materials safely and accurately
Monitor coating process parameters to ensure quality and consistency
Identify visual defects at the end of each coating process.
Perform set ups and inspections of coated parts using appropriate measuring tools
Maintain a clean and organized work area, following all safety and environmental guidelines
Clean and maintain all masking and racking equipment.
Operate hoist and electrical lift to safely transport parts through production process.

Qualifications:

High school diploma or equivalent; technical training a plus.
Previous experience in plasma spraying, thermal spray, or industrial coating preferred (will train the right candidate)
Ability to read and interpret work orders, and process instructions
Very good mechanical aptitude and attention to detail
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently
Commitment to workplace safety and quality standards

Physical Requirements:

Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
Standing for extended periods.
Ability to use chisels, drills, and a variety of small hand tools.
Ability to work in a fast-paced production environment.
Ability to wear dual ear protection, (Ear plugs and Ear muffs)

Benefits:

Competitive pay
Paid 30 Minute Lunch
BS BC Health Insurance with HSA or Flex Account
Dental and Vision Insurance
Vacation and paid Sick Time.
Short Term/Long Term Disability
10 Paid Holidays
Life Insurance
401(k) with company contribution.
Safety Shoe reimbursement.

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