Forge / Metal Work / Manufacturing /Entry Level & More

Entry-level and beyond manufacturing roles in Scot Forge’s metal fabrication and production environment. Responsibilities include grinding material defects with hand or overhead grinders, repairing forge tools with a welder or grinder, coordinating pre-forge loads with forge personnel, loading/unloading and operating furnaces to maintain production schedules, removing scrap and recording weights, locating material and inspecting for defects, transporting materials and forgings, and operating heavy equipment such as long-reach forklifts. Additional duties include fueling support equipment, performing housekeeping, adhering to safety policies, and supporting a safe work environment. Preferred skills include reading a tape measure and interpreting blueprints, experience with micrometers/calipers, and prior heavy equipment operation or crane rigging. The role is associated with ESOP-based benefits, medical/dental/vision coverage, 401K with match, paid vacation/holidays, tuition reimbursement, and other company-wide benefits; shift premium applies for 2nd shift (7 pm–6 am). The company highlights its 130-year history, employee ownership, and diversified forged-metal product applications from aerospace to defense.