United Alloy, Inc. Job Openings
COST ESTIMATOR-JOB DESCRIPTION-SALARIED POSITION
Job duties include serving as a liasion between Sales, Engineering, and Contract Review and will prepare cost estimates and price quoting for product applications requested by customers.
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN-JOB DESCRIPTION-HOURLY POSITION
This position provides general building, grounds and equipment maintenance.
This position is available on second shift
MANUFACTURING MANAGER-JOB DESCRIPTION-SALARIED POSITION
Responsible to plan, manage and direct manufacturing activities to achieve efficient and economical production within established manufacturing costs, to maintain the highest standards of quality and volume requirements, scheduled customer commitments and to accomplish profit, growth forecast and investment return goals.
QUALITY TECHNICIAN-JOB DESCRIPTION-HOURLY POSITION
This position will provide the first line of contact for internal and external quality issues. This position will also monitor product development at each stage of production for new product and existing product undergoing revision changes. The product development process will include completing 1st article inspection and programming the CMM. The Quality Technician is also responsible for the administration and application of the calibration systems.
This position is available on second shift
REGIONAL ACCOUNTS MANAGER MINNESOTA AND NORTH CAROLINA
-JOB DESCRIPTION-SALARIED POSITION
United Alloy, a premier Rock County metal fabrication and powder painting company in Janesville Wisconsin, has a couple openings for a Regional Accounts Manager. These will be satellite roles that will be physically located in the Twin Cities, Minnesota and Charlotte, North Carolina areas and will be responsible for selling and expanding existing customers, as well as opening new accounts. The sales process requires the Regional Accounts Manager to utilize technical, organizational, and customer knowledge to develop solutions for products in the power generation, construction, agricultural, and industrial markets.
WELDER-JOB DESCRIPTION-HOURLY POSITION
This position welds fabricated components, per custom or stock specifications, for sale to customers in conjunction with customer quality requirements and United Alloy manufacturing philosophies. Monitoring welding performance and efficiency are essential.
JANESVILLE (WKOW) -- A Janesville manufacturer -- desperate for welders to keep up with its growing business -- is offering its employees $3,000 for every successful applicant referral.
United Alloy makes diesel tanks for generators at disaster scenes. Company officials say revenues last year totaled $10 million, with $15 million projected this year, and $20 million in 2013 if all orders are filled.
That's why I'm so serious about the $3,000, company Chief Executive Officer Terri Roessler said. It's big.
Roessler says she decided to triple the company's existing referral bonus payment earlier this month.
I think it's awesome, worker Chuck Nanstad said. Where else could you get that type of money for doing something like that?
Roessler says she has tapped out temporary agencies and area technical colleges in search of qualified applicants. Roessler says too often applicants lacked the basic mathematics skill needed to be even considered for jobs.
Governor Scott Walker and others have frequently cited the challenge of finding enough skilled, manufacturing workers for available jobs. Roessler says she spoke with Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan about the issue this spring, and wrote Gov. Walker a letter last week about the disconnect between job openings and the applicant pool worsening.
Roessler believes her employees may be the best recruiters of needed workers because of their knowledge of what it takes to turn out the company's signature product.
It has to be right. It has to not leak. It has to be the correct size, Roessler said.
There¹s a lot of people who don¹t have jobs right now, Nanstad said.
(I'm) Trying to get a hold of some other friends who might want to apply.
Roessler says her firm¹s welder wages are competitive and were boosted 15 percent last year.
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