Cylinder Head Technician I- 1st Shift at Texas Speed & Performance LTD – Georgetown, Texas

This position is responsible for Cylinder Head Department support as listed below for Texas Speed and Performance.

Reports to Department Manager. Schedule for this position is 7am-4pm (M-F onsite)

• Locate and record work orders for customer supplied heads.
• Disassemble and inspect heads for damage and bolts, notify sales for bolt removal approval.
• Keep customer parts organized and area free of trash daily.
• Send and receive heads sent to outside service for blasting, inspect during return and record monthly numbers for accounting.
• Sand blast valves and other parts as needed while keeping machine in good condition and clean.
• Blending cylinder heads and inspecting each set completed by other teammates.
• Responsible for all aspects of quality including but not limited to visual inspection, deburring, washing, and proper care of cylinder heads.
• Assemble Cylinder Heads when needed.
• Keep up with all machine maintenance and water/coolant level and quality.
• Pressure checking of all cylinder heads.
• Assist with inventory of all consumables and parts used within the cylinder head department
• Maintain positive working relationship with manufacturing personnel and other staff members to support a positive workplace environment.
• Constantly verify parts are correct for work orders. Address immediately if discrepancies are found
• Building/boxing products or other shop supplies when needed.
• Responsible for implementing and enforcing industry standard safety procedures throughout the cylinder head department.
• Washing final Milled heads as needed while keeping runs in order.
• Sweeping and mopping of entire shop expected during down time or being asked.
• Performs and executes all other duties assigned by direct manager.

Requirements

• Dynamic, high-energy individual with a track record as an effective communicator and uses a collaborative approach to problem solving.
• Must be cautious and attentive
• Must understand differences in cylinder heads and intake manifolds
• Exceptional Mechanical Abilities