Air Arc Operator

Weir ESCO

Newton, MS

Onsite/ 3rd shift

Purpose of Role: The Arc Air Operator is responsible for arcing fins, contact notches and other irregularities off castings.

Why choose Weir: 
Be part of a global organization dedicated to building a better future: At Weir, the growing world depends on us. It depends on us constantly reinventing, quickly adapting and continually finding better, faster, more sustainable ways to access the resources it needs to thrive. And it depends on each of us doing the best work of our lives. It’s a big challenge – but it is exciting.

An opportunity to grow your own way: Everything moves fast in the dynamic world of Weir. This creates opportunities for us to take on new challenges, explore new areas, learn, progress and excel. Best of all, there is no set path that our people must take. Instead, everyone is given the support and freedom to tailor-make their own career and do the best work of their lives.

Feel empowered to be yourself and belong: Weir is a welcoming, inclusive place, where each individual’s contribution is recognized and all employees are encouraged to innovate, collaborate and be themselves. We continually focus on people and their wellbeing. We believe in fairness and choose to be honest, transparent and authentic in everything we do.

Key Responsibilities:

Finishing Castings: Remove burns, fins, contact notches, and other irregularities from castings using appropriate tools and techniques.Includes two types of castings; ambient temperature castings and castings that are at 350 Fahrenheit degrees.Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols to mitigate exposure to dust, fumes, and radiation while operating in a high-noise environment.Physical Manipulation: Safely manipulate and position castings weighing between 15 to 1200 lbs, utilizing an arc rod holder and other equipment as needed.Equipment Operation: Operate and control arc air machines, including pushing buttons and adjusting settings to ensure effective casting treatment.Mobility and Stamina: Maintain physical agility by walking, bending, and reaching as necessary throughout the work area to complete tasks efficientlySafety First: Demonstrate 100% commitment to our zero harm behaviors in support of our drive towards developing a world class safety culture

Job Knowledge/Education and Quality

Minimum 1 year experience in arc gouging or welding is required.High school diploma or GED required.Experience operating forklifts and hoists is an advantage.Strong reading, writing, and verbal communication skills are essential. Ability to understand and follow technical instructions and safety protocols.Forklift certification is a plus.

Environmental and Physical Conditions:

Concrete floors, dust, fumes, ultra-violet light, vibration from arc gun, and heat from castings.Physical Demands Required to manipulate castingsUsing hoist 15 - 1200 lbs. and arc rod holder.Must be able to stand for long periods, frequent walking, occasional bending and reaching.Must be able to work in various lighting conditions on fine detail jobs.

Founded in 1871, Weir is a world leading engineering business with a purpose to make mining operations smarter, more efficient and sustainable. Thanks to Weir’s technology, our customers can produce essential metals and minerals using less energy, water and waste at lower cost. With the increasing need for metals and minerals for climate change solutions, Weir colleagues are playing their part in powering a low carbon future. We are a global family of 11,000 uniquely talented people in over 60 countries, inspiring each other to do the best work of our lives.

For additional information about what it is like to work at Weir, please visit our Career Page and LinkedIn Life Page.

Weir is committed to an inclusive and diverse workplace. We are an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, veteran status, disability, age, or any other legally protected status. 


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