Heat Treat
Pay:$28-$32
Hours:6a-6pm Mon-Sat
Location:Sand Springs,
OK
Duration:Temp to Hire

JOB PROFILE AND ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
The primary role of the Heat Treatment
Technician is to set up and perform controlled heat treating to offset the high
temperature effects of welding. The Heat Treatment Technician will be
responsible for performing additional heating applications including, but not
limited to, hydrogen brake outs, pre-heating, refractory curing, heat
alignments, lower temperature line heating and similar thermal processes as
mandated by need and/or international code requirements.
• Loading,
assembling, disassembling, and maintenance of heat-treating equipment 

• Fastening, securing, or welding thermocouples (using capacitor discharge
units) to work piece
• Installing and removing thermal heating pads,
electrical resistance heaters, induction coils, and insulation
• Utilizing
hand tools and some light power tools
• Distributing and connecting secondary
power cables to heating elements and thermocouples
• Controlling and
monitoring measurement equipment, instruments, digital process controllers, and
computer operated systems
• Operating portable control systems, including
generators
• Identifying, analyzing, and interpreting codes and quality
control programs for heat treat applications
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND
ABILITIES
• Ability to interact and clearly communicate with employers,
clients, and coworkers, and demonstrate a dedication to professional attitudes
and trade practices
• Ability to analyze job requirements including technical
documents referencing heat treatment applications
• Knowledge of technology
used in the industry (digital control, measuring instruments, equipment
software, etc.)
• Understand the principles of metallurgy, electricity,
combustion and heat transfer methods
• Ability to interpret isometrics,
schematics, blueprints, and other drawings relating to piping systems, vessels,
and applicable work pieces
• Knowledge of “trade math” to convert
measurements, calculate mass and volume, and calculate electrical requirements,
etc.
• Ability to maintain job-related records for themselves and
others
• Ability to supervise crews and document procedures that are
performed (including identifying/explaining these records to audible standards)

• Ability to trouble shoot heat treatment equipment and instillations

• Knowledge of appropriate safety training required for working on
industrial sites and working at heights
• Knowledge of safe work practices
and training (confined space, working at heights, fall protection, etc.)

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Ability to lift 50 lbs., sit, stand, walk, climb
stairs, reach, etc. Work environment may include high noise areas, working at
heights, confined spaces, congested work sites, shift work, duration rotations,
shop setting, etc.
Job #119110