CLASSIFIEDS Visit the MODERN CASTING’s at
www.moderncasting.com/info
HELP WANTED 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.
Wanted: Refractory Sales Engineer—Growing Mid-West refractory manufacture has requirement for self-motivated, high energy sales professional. Prefer industry experience but not essential. Offer- ing competitive salary/package. Submit resume to : Box 2384, c/o MODERN CASTING, 1695 N Penny Ln., Schaumburg, IL 60173-4555.
FOUNDRY FOREMAN—Experience with casting iron and steel. Opportunity to join first com- mercial cokeless foundry in the US. Submit resume to:
info@splitvane.com or SPLITVANE FOUNDRY, PO Box 117, Sumas, WA 98295.
Career Opportunities Packages
Available Now!
Sales Specialist AFS and the Institute, Schaumburg, Illinois, have an immediate opening for a Sales Specialist to help us deliver on our mission of advancing the metalcasting industry. This position will make direct sales calls on current and potential customers, assess their business needs and deliver customized AFS solutions to enhance business performance. This positon will become a relied upon resource for both AFS staff and metalcasters, as an important pair of eyes and ears out in the industry.
Qualifications: • Proven Sales Experience & Success • Understanding of Metalcasting Technologies and Operations • Strong Verbal & Written Communications Skills • Independent Thinker & Worker • Ability to Travel
AFS and the Institute offer a competitive salary and benefits package.
Send cover letter, resume and compensation request to:
AFS HR—Sales Specialist
lsmith@afsinc.org 1695 N. Penny Lane Schaumburg, IL 60173
EOE M/F
Interested in Shaping Minds? Become an Instructor for AFS and the Institute.
Have technical expertise in the field of metalcasting? Want to share that knowledge to help others become more effective in their jobs? Teaching an Institute course may be for you. Te 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 experience 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
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AND THE INSTITUTE
For more information contact: Jennifer Head at
jhead@afsinc.org
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