HELP WANTED
FOUNDRY SUPERINTENDENT—Non-Fer- rous Foundry in Southern California in need of a hands on superintendent, familiar with gating green sand and no-bake in red brass, in ad- dition to engineered alloys. Excellent benefits and salary to compensate with experience. Contact: Box: 2347, c/o MODERN CASTING, 1695 Penny Ln., Schaumburg, IL 60173-4555.
FOUNDRY ENGINEER
A progressive West Michigan found- ry is seeking a Foundry Engineer to join our Engineering Team. Our foundry maintains a customer base numbered in the thousands. Our corporate strategy is to capitalize on superior customer satisfaction and the development of niche products involving advanced engineering and design, aimed at providing in- novative customer solutions directly affecting our clients’ bottom line.
Duties include:
• Reverse engineering of cus- tomer parts
• Oversee new design projects
• Design new patterns with gates and risers
• Design gauges for shop • Create inspection check sheets • Assist with pattern quotes
The successful candidate will have completed a BS in metallurgy or mechanical engineering with foundry engineering experience and experi- ence with AutoCad. We offer a com- petitive compensation and benefit package. Please send your resume with cover letter to: Box 2349, c/o MODERN CASTING, 1695 N Penny Ln., Schaumburg, IL 60173-4555.
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 firms. 51 Charlotte Street, Charleston, SC 29403 843/853-2757 Fax: 843/853-2290
pelland@bellsouth.net
FOUNDRY WANTED
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
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