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Comment on: Topic 'Engineering - Mechanical, Design, Electronic, Product, Manufacturing.......': they could stay in the US and travel to Italy something like quarterly but they much rather prefer them to be relocated to Italy) Product Engineer One of the worlds’s leading and most respected ring rolling and forging companies, is seeking an Aerospace Product Engineer to help serve our continuously growing development, offering attractive job opportunities and growth with very attractive terms. The successful candidates will have a strong education and background in Mechanical and Product Engineering, ideally showing progression of responsibility within companies certified to Aerospace standards and/or OEM processes, will have excellent communication and teamwork attitude, committed to high-demanding performance standards and ethics. The job will be ideally based in Velo d’Astico (north-eastern Italy), one of the most attractive areas to work and live in Italy. Special arrangement can be made for the right candidate. In addition, travel between facilities, and customers will also be part of the responsibilities. Detailed Job Description SUMMARY Three plus (3+) years design and process experience in Aerospace and Power Generation products preferably with Seamless Rolled rings DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Duties and responsibilities include the following; other duties may be required and assigned at any time. • Define forgings dimensions and input weight, to insure meeting final form of the part. • Design contour forging layout and tooling to produce contoured rolled rings. • Plans sequence of operations and specifies procedures for the fabrication of the product to meet customer specifications • Process analysis for continued improvement such as the removal of unnecessary material coverage • Works with production regarding design concepts to best utilize equipment and manufacturing techniques • Acts as a technical assistant to sales and engineering to develop new parts • Compiles data for preparing sales estimates • Prepares bids, process specifications, test and progress reports, and other exhibits that may be required EXPERIENCE • The successful candidate will have experience with design in aerospace or other closely related manufactured products • Will have practical “hands-on” knowledge of mechanical devices including rolling mills and large hydraulic presses • Will have excellent understanding of AUTOCAD, Unigraphics, and /or CATIA • Will be experienced in the production of forgings made from stainless steel, aluminium, superalloy and titanium materials In addition the following experiences would be recommended: • Manufacturing experience with inspection techniques or basic inspection tools knowledge (CMM and manual) • solid modelling experience • some experience in Manufacturing Engineering, Manufacturing Planning, AS9100, Tooling • some knowledge of six sigma and lean principles. PERSONAL COMPETENCES • The successful candidate will posses critical thinking and problem solving skills • Will be open-minded about trying new processes • Will possess a teamwork attitude and wiliness to work with and learn from other cultures EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE • The successful candidate will typically have a bachelor’s degree in mechanical or design engineering or equivalent and three years of related experience. Or, • Associate's degree (A. A.) or equivalent from two-year College or technical school; and five years related experience and/or training; • Or equivalent combination of education and experience LANGUAGE SKILLS • Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals. • Ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of organization. • Willingness to learn Italian and possibly French MATHEMATICAL SKILLS • Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, percentages, area, circumference, and volume. Ability to apply concepts of basic algebra and geometry Competitors (Sources): Ladish in Wisconsin Shultz in California…. Carlton Forge (CA) Schlosser Forge Forged Metals in California Viking Metallurgical in Verdi, NV Monroe (Rochester, NY) Another collection of some other competitors or companies that manufacture similar products would be available through the FIA (Forging Industry Association) located in Cleveland, OH Bottom Line 1. Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Design Engineering or similar. 2. 3+ years design and process experience in Aerospace and Power Generation products with Seamless Rolled rings. 3 Practical “hands-on” knowledge of mechanical devices including rolling mills and large hydraulic presses. 4. Experience with AUTOCAD, Unigraphics, and /or CATIA. 5. Will be experienced in the production of forgings made from stainless steel, aluminium, superalloy and titanium materials 6. Some knowledge of six sigma and lean principles is a plus. 7. Italian language skills are a plus. Todd Kmiec Todd Kmiec & Associates todd@toddkmiec.com 919-883-7560 http://www.recruitingblogs.com/profile/ToddKmiec http://www.linkedin.com/in/toddkmiec Follow me on Twitter http://twitter.com/toddkmiec Connect with me on Facebook www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1440262060&ref=name…; Added by Todd Kmiec to Recruiters Looking For Splits at 7:57am on March 26, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Post Jobs on Facebook Marketplace (it's free!)': mble, install, seal, rig, inspect, and complete precision and other structural and system components, working from drawings, documents, process specifications, quality control requirements, and established processes and procedures. Functional test and correct, fit form and function of assemblies and components. DUTIES The Company will provide appropriate assistance in job training to enable employees to perform all necessary job functions including the following: · Work with blueprints, changes, specifications, work orders, etc. to assemble and install to quality requirements parts and assemblies. · Complete required data gathering transactions to facilitate assembly progression. · Setup and perform all manual and automated assembly operations, and portable machine functions required to accomplish assignments. · Perform any and all required pickup, rework, fabrication, change incorporation, functional testing or check during or after final assembly and/or assembly progression. · Move and/or obtain correct parts, materials, tools, assemblies, etc. · Use precision measuring instruments required to accomplish work assignments. · Report and/or investigate job handicaps such as: errors in parts, assembly procedures, tools, sequences, etc. · Perform routine minor machine maintenance as part of their daily work duties (e.g., where applicable, replacing machine filters, changing standard light bulbs on machines and equipment, maintaining lubrication/coolant levels, etc. as related to basic Total Preventative Maintenance duties). · Routinely move product within the immediate manufacturing work area, including across isle, using shop assigned equipment as required and complete transactions necessary to move product to the next operation. On an exception basis, move product to the next operation within a building. · Support the continuous flow of product within the manufacturing process by training, coaching and assisting employees of all classification levels. · Document any discrepancies according to specification, process, and procedure. · Cross trains in inspection and becomes SIA qualified. · Assembly/Installation Structures · Sub Assembly · Sealer · Each of the functional areas described below: · Sealer - Seal parts, assemblies and sub-assemblies fillet and fay, apply leveling compound or scotch cast etc. · Sub-Assembly - Assemble parts to make sub assemblies using templates, jigs, and fixtures · Assembly / Installation Structures - Assemble structural parts, assemblies, and skins to make larger assemblies · Assembly / Installation Doors - Pre- assemble, trim, fit , rig , seal, align, and adjust aircraft door systems · Must have structural riveting, sealing and wiring experience …; Added by Laurie J. Battle at 4:00pm on May 30, 2015

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Blog Post: Question for Recruiters--should a background firm contact an applicant directly if there is information that needs to be obtained or clarified?: There is an ongoing debate in the background screening industry whether a background screening firm should ever contact an applicant directly if an a issue arises where information is needed from the…; Added by Les Rosen at 1:19am on November 30, 2009

Blog Post: Why are you wasting your time with reference checking?: The poor cousin of the recruitment process is the obligatory reference check. Too often it is nothing more than a perfunctory procedure to conclude an exhausting number of…; Added by Charles Van Heerden at 9:30pm on July 5, 2010