Factory Work × Keywords: Furnace Temperature Management
9 jobs found.
Die Forging Worker
A metal processing occupation where heated metal material is placed in a die and pressed with a press machine or hammer to form it into the specified shape.
Firing Worker (Abrasives Manufacturing)
Technical job that mixes and shapes abrasive raw materials, fires them in high-temperature kilns to control crystal structure, hardness, and particle size, and manufactures abrasives used as grinding materials.
Plaster of Paris Manufacturing Worker
This occupation heats gypsum ore in a high-temperature calcining furnace (kiln) to dehydrate dihydrate gypsum into plaster of Paris (burnt gypsum). It handles the entire process from raw material crushing, calcination, pulverization, blending, particle size adjustment, to packaging.
Furnace Operator (Glass Product Manufacturing)
A skilled job that operates and manages furnaces to melt glass raw materials for manufacturing glass products, maintaining appropriate temperature and condition.
Ironmaking Machine Operator
Ironmaking machine operators work at steelworks and similar facilities, operating and managing melting furnaces (ironmaking machines) to produce molten metal for casting. They support stable production through furnace temperature management, metal composition adjustment, and safety device inspections.
Electric Furnace Operator (Steelmaking)
Operators who operate electric furnaces to melt iron scrap, adjust chemical composition, and manufacture steel.
Optical Fiber Manufacturing Worker (Glass)
Specialized profession that manufactures optical fibers for optical communication by heating and stretching glass preforms, applying coating, and performing inspections.
Hot Forging Press Worker
A manufacturing job that shapes heated metal using a press machine and creates various parts to match molds.
Quenching Finishing Worker
Specialist who performs finishing processes such as polishing and shot blasting on metal products after heat treatments like quenching and tempering, ensuring that hardness, internal structure, and appearance meet standards.