The Industrial Manufacturing Systems Engineer is a leader in identifying, evaluating, and improving processes, providing and supporting floor technology solutions, and elevating the facility towards new and or improved manufacturing processes. Responsibilities DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Works directly with Manufacturing Engineer Manager Leadership in Safety and Environme

Under the supervision of the Maintenance Manager, assist with maintenance planning, training, safety, special projects, and scheduling work. This position requires supervising and coordinating work of employees such as repair, maintain the building/facility, and production machinery/equipment in the facility with the potential for alternating rotation of 1 st and 2 nd JOB

The Facilities & Maintenance Manager is the oversight of all the facility and contractor management projects (10%), t his will Include oversight of both the Foundry (60%) and Finishing (30%) groups. Assist with maintenance safety, environmental projects, downtime planning, training, special projects, and scheduling work. This position requires supervising and coordinating

Kennedy Valve Production Intern Job Locations US NY Elmira Category Production Shift 1st Position Type Intern Company Kennedy Valve Salary Range $17hr $20hr Overview Kennedy Valve is a subsidiary of McWane, Inc. Kennedy Valve is currently seeking a professional, self motivated individual to fill the role of Production Intern. This position reports to the Value Stream Mana

Kennedy Valve 2nd Shift Foundry Maintenance Supervisor Job Locations US NY Elmira Category Maintenance Shift 2nd Position Type Regular Full Time Company Kennedy Valve Salary Range $73,238 $107,703 Overview Kennedy Valve Co. is a subsidiary of McWane Inc. Kennedy Valve is a gray and ductile iron foundry and computerized machining and assembly operation. We supply fire hydr

An Assembler is a physically demanding position and often requires repetitive lifting of smaller product (up to 50 lbs.), assisted lifting of heavier product, standing for extended periods, walking within cell, maneuvering for bending, twisting, and lifting arms overhead. Assembly of the finished product (i.e., hydrants and valves) and the coinciding trim/accessory parts.

This is a physical position and often requires repetitive lifting of smaller products (up to 50 lbs.), assisted lifting of heavier products, standing for extended periods, walking within cell, maneuvering for bending, twisting, and lifting arms overhead. Standard safety gear is required, safety boots, ear plugs, safety glasses and other as determined. The environment can