To operate, maintain, inspect, install, and repair wastewater treatment systems, and associated collection and distribution equipment, and components. Distributes, maintains, operates chemical processes and systems.
- Maintain proper chemical levels in all feed, holding, and storage tanks relating to the operation of chemical waste treatment.
- Maintain and document all forms pertaining to record keeping. Responsible for monthly, quarterly, and annual reports.
- Inspects, troubleshoots, and repairs equipment.
- Perform sample collection, laboratory testing, and analysis required to operate the plant.
- Record and interpret meter and gauge readings, log water flow, and maintain operating logs
- Handle movement of and working with chemicals as appropriate
- Monitor and calibrate pH and chemical levels
- Assist with spill response
- Operate, monitor, and control plant systems; visually inspect, prepare/monitor equipment, and process conditions; make system adjustments as needed to ensure optimal equipment operation and process efficiency.
- Safely and effectively move chemicals and products throughout the facility using a forklift or other material handling equipment.
- Follow all safety protocols and procedures when performing tasks and/or working with equipment.
- Maintain a safe, clean, organized work area.
Ability to work in potentially loud and in strong odorous environments, different physical environments, or in various weather conditions.
Must be able to move about in the processing areas and be able to do the following: lift and carry 50 lbs., stand and walk for sustained periods; climb stairs and ladders; bend; reach; push; pull, enter tanks, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment.
Mechanical knowledge and aptitude.
Ability to function with minimal supervision and work in a team environment.
High school diploma or equivalent or a minimum of one-year related experience and/or training, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
About Us
Meeting our Customer’s Needs
Jackson Tumble Finish was founded in an old feed storefront in l956 doing tumbling and hand deburring supporting one main customer. Over the course of time, the black oxide process was added. In the 1960’s the zinc phosphate process was introduced into the marketplace and added to our capabilities. Shortly after that, machine vibratory deburr was added. Expansions from the purchase of adjoining properties and the addition of new processes were developed based on the customer needs. The early 1990’s brought a new building and the development of a shot blast process.
Since 2000, the company has been changing its infrastructure from small, manual production lines to large, high volume producing lines to meet industry demands and a diverse array of industries. High quality processed parts with quick turnaround time service have become the company’s focus as well as becoming a solution orientated towards our customers’ needs.
Jackson Tumble Finish serves the following industries: automotive, heavy truck, agricultural, recreational, fastener, construction, appliance, marine, aerospace, and military. Our processes have been expanded now to encompass five forms of phosphate: fine, regular, heavy, calcium modified, and manganese phosphate; fine phosphate and lube, a full line of tumbling and vibratory deburr capabilities, black oxide, passivate-citric, brite dip, shot blast, and several forms of wash and cleaning. Cleaning processes have been expanded to now include not only stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, magnesium, copper, brass, and cast iron.
Today the company still resides at its original site. The current facility is now comprised of 4 buildings and includes an impressive array of metal finishing processes. Sixty-six+ years later, Jackson Tumble Finish remains steadfast and operates with a high standard of customer service and flexibility to meet its customer’s needs.
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