Vacuum Ingot Processor

Have you ever dreamed of utilizing your hobbies/passions in the workplace? Do you enjoy working with your hands? Do you like using power tools such as drills or saws to do around the house activities? Can you help us continue to turn metals into motion? If so, we may have the opportunity for you.

Look no further, at Doncasters we have an exciting opportunity for a Vacuum Ingot Processor to join our team in Long Beach, CA.

We foster a winning mindset that enables everyone to be both safe and able to fulfil their potential. We strive for excellence, commitment, integrity and team work in the pursuit of our goals. 

Doncasters is committed to achieving workforce diversity and we pride ourselves on creating an inclusive working environment. We welcome all applications irrespective of social and cultural background, national origin, race, age, gender, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status or religious belief. We provide a fully inclusive and accessible recruitment process; if you require any support or assistance to enable a successful application, please contact careers@doncasters.com . 

Responsible for successful & efficient processing of all vacuum induction melted ingots from breakdown to final inspection.

• Breakdown: Ingots and molds are broken down from mold tables onto pallets or loaded into the Pushout Press by use of a forklift. If required, the ingots are sequenced.
• Pushout: Ingots are removed from the molds by use of the large diameter pushout press.
• Cropping: The “hot top” of the ingots are cut off from the ingot. The ingot is inspected for pipe and re-cut if required.  The ingots are steel stamped with the heat number.
• Centerless Grinding or Rotoblasting: As required by customer specifications, the ingots are either surface (centerless) ground or rotoblasted. Centerless ground ingots will have any oxidized “skin” removed from the ingot surface.
• Spot Grinding: Hand (spot) grinders are used to remove any oxidized “skin” not removed by centerless grinding. Bottom (“butt”) ends are ground to remove any flashing or mold wash from the ingot surface.
• Final Inspection: All ingots are alloy type checked, checked for pipe tolerances, stencilled along their length, rubber stamped on the bottom end and packaged for shipping.