CLASSIFIEDS Visit the MODERN CASTING’s Classifi eds at
www.moderncasting.com/info
Job Seekers: 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 Classifi ed rates and color rates on request. FORMS CLOSE 10th
of month preceding date of issue.
Additionally, MODERN CASTING features an online Job Board for help wanted ads. Separate from the typical Classifi eds, the Metalcasting Job Board is an interactive network of job seekers and employers, geared toward the metalcasting industry. Online Help Wanted Ads must be posted through the Metalcasting Job Board 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 qualifi ed candidates for $70 each ($35 for members).
HELP WANTED
Foundry in Southwest Ohio looking for Foundry Foreman/Manager, QC/Foundry Engineer. Technical Foundry skills, Preferably Non- Ferrous. Also looking to hire qualified Melters - Pep-Set and Green Sand. Please contact:
Vin@ABFoundry.com or call: 937-368-8467.
PATTERN MAKER—Located in the southern suburbs of Minneapolis, Minnesota, a tech. savvy pattern shop seeks an experienced pattern maker knowledgeable and capable of tradition/conventional techniques that is also familiar with modern CAD/CAM methods. Our shop is easily accessible from major highways and in close proximity to Minnesota’s fi ne fi shing, hunting, and golfi ng. Relocation assistance may be available to qualifi ed candidate. Hourly pay based upon experience and level of knowledge. The op- tion of a working lead pattern maker position may be available to qualifi ed and interested candidate. Please email resume to:
al@entpat.com
SOLIDIFICATION ENGINEER—One of the locations of our over 100 year old company has a unique position for a Solidifi cation Engineer. The location is in northeast Arkansas. The chosen candidates focus will be on the engineering of no lead brass castings. This will involve extensive work using both the ProE for Casting Modeling as well as either ESI or Magma Solidifi cation Software. Interested Candidates please respond to: Box 2378, c/o MODERN CASTING, 1695 N Penny Ln., Schaum- burg, IL 60173-4555.
CASTING SALES REPRESENTATIVE Central Iowa Gray Iron Foundry.
Seeks experienced Sales Representative to sell and provide Customer Service to our Customers. Experience helpful.
Salary: DOE.
Email resumes:
tsmiley@besser.com EOE.
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CASTING CLASSIFIEDS
MODERN 72 | MODERN CASTING February 2014
Molten Metal Equipment Innovations, a niche manufacturing company of proprietary mechanical pumps and other equipment for the molten metal industry seeks a regional salesperson. MMEI is a privately owned business, and is located in NE Ohio. MMEI has an impressive track record of growth through product development and customer service. The products are manufactured at the Ohio facility using state of the art machining centers for both graphite and steel. MMEI is looking to expand its sales force to serve its core markets and continue the growth trend. Two positions are open in the Northeast region and in the Southeast region of the US. The position would include a training period focused on product knowledge and hands on training in the customer’s
plants.The position requires extensive travel. Preferred candidate will possess the following skill set: Ability to manage time and set own schedule, experience at some level in working with foundries, mechanical aptitude and profi ciency in communicating with people at all levels both orally and written. Please email resumes to:
info@mmei-inc.com
FOUNDRY ENGINEER—Company in Ohio looking for a foundry engineer who is familiar with the gating and rigging of aluminum and magnesium sand castings. Candidate must have several years of experience. Contact: Box 2377, c/o MODERN CASTING, 1695 N Penny Ln., Schaumburg, IL 60173-4555.
HELP WANTED
INDUCTION COIL TECHNICIAN—Seeking a fl oor supervisor for 5 to 10 people with a minimum of 10 years of experience in rebuilding induction heating and melting coils. Must be "hands on" self-motivated, organized and reliable. Contact: Box 2376, c/o MODERN CASTING, 1695 N Penny Ln., Schaumburg, IL 60173-4555.
SALES REP WANTED! TOSHIBA MACHINE CO., AMERICA—Die Casting is currently looking for a Sales Representative to handle our ever growing territory. Toshiba Machine has been manufactur- ing die casting machines since 1953. With over 13,000 installed around the world and more than 500 in North America. Our machines range in size from 150-4500 US Tons. Please send your resume to:
DC-Sales@toshiba-machine.com
FOUNDRY PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER—All candidates must have No Bake and Green Sand Aluminum and Brass operational Experience. Each candidate should also have had previous profi t and loss responsibilities. This is a New York based company with competitive salary and benefi t pack- age. Please send resume to:
C200DT@gmail.com
Interested in Shaping Minds? Become an Instructor for AFS and the Institute.
Have technical expertise in the fi eld of metalcasting? Want to share that knowl- edge to help others become more eff ective in their jobs? Teaching an Institute course may be for you. T e Institute is currently accepting applications for instructors in all areas of metalcasting. Candidates should:
• Have teaching and/or coaching experience
• Possess 5 years of hands-on experi- ence in the metalcasting industry
• Feel comfortable with speaking to large groups
• Be willing to teach at least twice per year and travel
• Wish to participate in a train-the- trainer program, and a yearly evaluation and improvement process V
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AND THE INSTITUTE
For more information contact: Jennifer Head at
jhead@afsinc.org
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