HELP WANTED Manufacturing Engineer EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
Bachelor's degree (B.S.) in Engineering from four-year College or university; or fi ve years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education experience in a manufacturing environment specializing in machining and/or foundry.
SUMMARY We are seeking an experienced, Cost Estimator / Cost Engineer to perform estimating/cost analyst for machining and/ or foundry environment. Working from blue prints, electronic models, prototypes, and change orders, cost estimates and determines equipment, tooling, materials, and methods of manufacture required to produce a particular product in scheduled quantities consistent with quality specifi cations asked by customer. Position will also require use of “Cost Estimate” software along with modeling software.
• Experience in the following processes: casting, molding, patterns, core boxes, heat treatment, assembly, milling, turning, broaching, balancing, drilling, grinding, work holding fi xture design, gauging.
• Must have experience with ISO, Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP), GD&T
• Travel up to 10% - both domestic and international.
• Customer Support - Work with Customers to provide necessary and appropriate program launch and continuous improvement.
Apply in person or send resume & wage history to:
Bremen Castings, Inc. C/o Carol Senour
PO Box 129 Bremen IN 46506 email:
csenour@bcimail.com
FOUNDRY WANTED
BUCKEYE ALUMINUM FOUNDRY-We are an aluminum green sand foundry in the market to acquire the same. Contact us in confi dence: Chip Otterman 814/683-4011 or
buckeye@certainty.net
FOUNDRY WANTED—Nelson Alumi- num Foundry & Sons, Inc., a green sand aluminum foundry is looking to purchase small to medium size aluminum found- ries. Contact: Russ @ 440/543-1941 or
nelsonfoundry@windstream.net
Careers in Metalcasting? We Have Them!
MODERN CASTING has launched a new, interactive online career center where job seekers can post resumes and browse thousands of metalcasting-related jobs and employers can post their jobs and browse resumes.
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We’ve also updated our online Classifi eds section, which features equipment and professional services listings. On- line help wanted ads can be posted separately at the Metalcasting Career Center.
See the Buyer's Guide online at:
http://buyersguide.moderncasting.com MODERN CASTING / February 2011
LOOKING TO ACQUIRE THE OPERAT- ING ASSETS OF SMALL, GREEN SAND, ALUMINUM FOUNDRY IN THE MIDWEST. REPLY IN CONFIDENCE TO: 937/526-4551, OR
wfrancis@francismfg.com
EMPLOYMENT PAUL S PELLAND,PC
Mid to upper-level position search specialists In all SAND and PERMANENT MOLD disciplines. Enjoying over 25 years of ethical,
aggressive, Yet professional recruitment and referral service to
the global foundry industry’s top fi rms. 51 Charlotte Street, Charleston, SC 29403 843/853-2757 Fax: 843/853-2290
pelland@bellsouth.net
REPS WANTED
MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATION— Castalloy, Inc. is a manufacturer of steel components with Investment Casting as the base casting process. Utilizing Lean Manu- facturing Principles, we have reduced lead time and added capacity for new opportu- nities. We are seeking representation to help us fi ll the added capacity on account basis in most territories: Contact: Rudy Koishor @ 216/961-7990 ext. 241 or
rkoishor@castalloy.com
REPS AVAILABLE
ESTABLISHED SALES AGENCY—to Rep- resent-a Supplier for Screw Machine & CNC Machining. Contact: Bill Northrop, Northrop Sales, Inc., PO Box 2907, Ponte Vedra, FL 32004. Ph: 904/285-4940 or E-mail:
wmnorthrop@earthlink.net
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