CLASSIFIEDS Visit the MODERN CASTING’s Classifieds at
www.moderncasting.com/info
Position Wanted: Minimum charge for 30 words or less: $30.00. Additional words 70¢ each. All other ads: Minimum charge 30 words or less $50.00. Additional words: 70¢ each. Box number, care of MODERN CASTING, counts as 10 words. Display Classified rates and color rates on request. FORMS CLOSE 10th
of month preceding date of issue.
Additionally, MODERN CASTING features an online career center for help wanted ads. Separate from the typical Classifieds, the Metalcasting Career Center is an interactive network of job seekers and employers, geared toward the metalcasting industry. Online Help Wanted Ads must be posted through the Metalcasting Career Center at
www.moderncasting.com. 30-day job postings are $125 for members of the American Foundry Society and $250 for nonmembers. You can also purchase resumes of qualified candidates for $70 each ($35 for members).
HELP WANTED
FACILITY MANAGER—EJ, formerly EJIW, a leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of ac- cess solutions for the infrastructure has an opening for a Facility Manager at our manufacturing facility located in Ardmore, Oklahoma. The successful candidate will be a self-starter who can lead, man- age and coordinate the activities of the facility. The candidate must assist in formulating strategies, policies and performance targets. Additionally, the candidate will review production planning, help establish priorities and resolve operational, manufacturing, quality and maintenance problems. Must possess strong communication skills; inter- personal, organizational, written and verbal skills. Masters degree requirement to Bachelors degree. Four to ten years of industry experience preferred. This is an excellent opportunity for an energetic individual with strong work ethic to join a stable, respected company which offers a very competitive wage and benefit package. EOE. Please apply by sending resume to:
chris.perry@
ejco.com
SALES ENGINEER—Automation-ESTABLISHED ENGINEERING CO. AND MANUFACTURER OF MA- NIPULATORS AND ROBOTS FOR THE FOUNDRY INDUSTRY SEEKS A SALES ENGINEER WILLING TO TRAVEL AND PERFORM THE FOLLOWING: PREPARATION OF PROPOSAL DRAWINGS TO CUSTOMERS; COST ANALYSIS OF QUOTATIONS; PREPARATION OF QUOTATIONS; INTERACTION WITH CUSTOMERS, INTERNATIONALLY AND DOMESTICALLY. THIS POSITION REQUIRES AN EN- GINEERING DEGREE WITH ONE TO THREE YEARS OF MACHINE DESIGN OR TECHNICAL SALES EX- PERIENCE, WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF AUTOCAD AND OTHER BASIC COMPUTER SPREADSHEET AND WORD PROCESSING PROGRAMS. INDUSTRIAL SALES EXPERIENCE A PLUS. COMPETITIVE SAL- ARY AND BENEFITS. SEND RESUME AND SALARY HISTORY IN CONFIDENCE TO: PERSONNEL DIREC- TOR, VULCAN ENGINEERING CO., PO BOX 307, HELENA, AL 35080,
JOBS@VULCANGROUP.COM OR FAX 205-663-1493.
HELP WANTED
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR—Seeking motivated individual with excellent leadership, communica- tion and organizational skills. Position will manage activities & personnel, evaluate the performance of personnel and apply company policy. Schedule, plan and close work orders, PMI’s and set goals & expectations for your crew. Strong working knowledge of PLC’s & advanced motor controls preferred. 4+ yrs. Exp. as maintenance supervisor in mfg. environment required. This is a 3rd shift, 12 hrs./4 days per week position. American Cast- ings, in Pryor OK, offers complete benefit package, competitive salary and monthly bonus program. Send resumes to:
acjobs@american-usa.com or fax 918-476-4258 by April 20, 2012 to be considered. EEO.
PATTERN SHOP SUPERVISOR—Non-Ferrous, Green Sand Foundry in the Birmingham, AL area targeting a Pattern Shop Supervisor. Prior pattern shop experience required with background in mold design (CAD/CAM). Must have a solid leadership profile. Excellent pay and benefits available as well as a market-leading relocation package. E-mail resume to:
eb@mau.com
QUALITY MANAGER—Southeastern gray and duc- tile iron foundry seeking experienced QC Manager. The best candidates will be possess strong experi- ence in ductile and gray iron casting operations, CNC machining operations, skilled in defect and failure analysis, green sand molding operations, and continuous improvement methods. Candidates should have at least seven years of iron foundry quality experience. We offer competitive compensa- tion and benefits with some relocation assistance if needed. Interested candidates may submit a resume to:
humanresources@gfmco.com
MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT—Southeastern gray and ductile iron foundry seeking experienced Maintenance Superintendent. Must have previous foundry experience. Responsible for coordinating multiple shift operations, personnel and super- visory management, safety and environmental compliance, and facility project coordination. In- terested candidates may submit a resume to:
humanresources@gfmco.com
MELTING SUPERVISOR—Southeastern iron foundry seeking experienced Melt Supervi- sor. This position is responsible for the gen- eral oversight and operation of a Gray and Ductile Iron Melting Department. Responsibilities to include management of personnel, furnace opera- tions, melt chemistry analysis, furnace relining, and other duties as assigned. This position will serve as an integral component of ISO 9001 standards, environmental compliance, and Qual- ity Control. Interested candidates may submit a resume to:
humanresources@gfmco.com
SALES ENGINEER—Palmer Manufacturing & Sup- ply, a manufacturer of foundry equipment is seeking to fill a new position: Sales Engineer in Springfield, Ohio. The primary purpose of this position is to prepare custom equipment quotations, subsequent customer follow-up, as well as sales lead follow-up. You will work closely with our engineering staff. Some travel required. Qualifications: Foundry experience required (3 years plus), Technical or Industrial sales experience preferred, Degree preferred, Strong organizational, communication and computer skills. Please send resume: Mike Bodenmiller, Palmer Manufacturing & Supply, Inc., Springfield, Ohio. Fax: 937-323-2709. E-mail:
mike@palmermfg.com
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