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The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for the technical aspects of furnace building. The primary responsibility of this role is to support multiple furnace and sub-assembly builds, liaising between engineering and industrial assembly. This person will work closely with the project teams, both engineering and assembly, to execute sub-assembly and full furnace builds at Retech.

Under the direction of the Project Manager or Project Engineer, the Mechanical Designer designs and drafts mechanical and/or electromechanical subassemblies used in the thermal processing of specialty materials.

A Mechanical Engineer provides department design efforts by researching, planning, designing, and purchasing mechanical and electromechanical equipment for metallurgical, specialty metals, hazardous waste treatment, and aerospace industries. They also provide sales support, customer support, and project support of systems utilizing electrical, hydraulic, vacuum, and pneumatic components for equipment such as plasma welders, plasma melters, induction vacuum casters, electron beam melters, and vacuum arc re-melters, as well as associated material handling equipment.

The Quality Engineer will provide quality assurance support to the manufacturing and engineering teams by resolving issues, collaborating on improvement processes, and ensuring products meet customer specifications.

Candidate must be able to interpret electrical engineering documents (i.e. drawings, bills of material and assembly diagrams and instructions), to construct electrical panels and control systems for various types of furnaces that Retech manufactures. The Electrical Technician must be proficient with devices and components ranging from VFDs, PLCs, HMI, servo drives, motors, industrial control devices, and various conduit and cable tray systems. The Electrical Technician will typically perform all electrical construction and assembly tasks for our products. Additionally, the Electrical Technician will assist with testing and check out, as well as equipment start-up assistance. Candidate will also handle electrical maintenance and troubleshooting tasks for facility manufacturing equipment.

The Industrial Mechanic is responsible for assembling, testing, servicing, and installing metallurgical processing equipment domestically and internationally. The Industrial Mechanic will assist in the assembling of the mechanical equipment using prints and schematics in an industrial shop environment.

The Welder/Fabricator joins, fabricates, and repairs metal and other weld-able materials by applying appropriate welding techniques.

The Quality Assurance Technician will support the manufacturing and engineering teams by identifying issues and trends, facilitating resolutions, collaborating on improvement processes, and ensuring products meet customer specifications.

The Facilities Maintenance Supervisor is a working supervisor responsible for overseeing all facility and equipment maintenance/upgrades, ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable operations across the plant. This role is a hands-on leader who will initially operate as a department of one while building processes, systems, and eventually a team to support future growth.