Jobs at Real Alloy

Supervise hourly production employees across an assigned shift and department. Responsibilities include scheduling, training, safety and regulatory compliance, production and quality performance, inventory control, record keeping, shift handoffs, and continuous improvement. The supervisor also directs production activities, maintains customer specifications, supports employee development, and recommends improvements to production methods, equipment performance, and product quality.

Plans and implements capital projects, drives technology improvements, provides plant engineering support, and designs mechanical systems. The role involves project management, contractor and stakeholder coordination, process improvements, problem-solving, and support across multiple heavy industrial facilities. Travel up to 30% is required, with preferred experience in manufacturing, industrial mechanical systems, structural design, and aluminum or recycling processes.

Coordinates engineering projects and serves as the administrative and communication hub for engineering teams. Responsibilities include tracking capital spending, schedules, milestones, KPIs, documentation, procurement requests, contracts, and project status. The role supports capital planning and Toll Gate processes, facilitates communication with vendors and contractors, maintains reporting systems and electronic files, analyzes performance data, and recommends corrective actions while ensuring regulatory and company policy compliance.

Assists with furnace operations in an aluminum recycling and alloy production facility. Ensures safe, timely, and productive shift operations while working in extreme heat, confined spaces, and industrial conditions. Requires rotating day and night shifts, overtime flexibility, protective equipment, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds, climb ladders, work at heights, and respond to safety alarms.

Operates mobile and other hands-on equipment in an aluminum recycling facility. Supports recycling operations while following safety procedures and maintaining operational efficiency. Requires shift rotation, including nights, weekends, and holidays. Molten metals experience is preferred, and a high school diploma or GED is required.

Supports electrical engineering and machine-control systems at a heavy industrial aluminum recycling plant. Responsibilities include designing and modifying control schematics, power distribution and panel layouts; implementing PLC, HMI and drive solutions; leading controls projects; developing electrical installation specifications; maintaining plant one-lines and PFDs; facilitating arc-flash studies; and mentoring maintenance staff. The role also contributes to a government-sponsored capital project and evaluates new technologies.

Leads a three-shift aluminum scrap processing operation, supervising 10–18 employees and ensuring safe, compliant, cost-effective production. Schedules work, coordinates dryer and crusher operations, monitors output and quality, manages waste streams, completes batch and inspection records, addresses equipment issues, and supports continuous improvement. Trains employees, manages overtime, enforces health, safety, and environmental requirements, and coordinates activities across departments and shifts.

Leads and sustains the Loudon facility’s Quality Management System, ensuring ISO 9001 compliance, managing corrective actions, addressing customer quality issues, supporting technical needs, driving continuous improvement, and partnering with plant leadership to improve operational metrics and safety. The role also develops quality processes and promotes a strong culture of teamwork and functional excellence.

Oversee aluminum production operations, supervise Production Supervisors, optimize furnace and ingot-line performance, manage production priorities and blending, ensure product quality and safety compliance, control costs, and drive continuous improvement. Responsibilities include workforce management, inventory accuracy, reporting, root-cause analysis, maintenance coordination, HSE compliance, and using laboratory data to optimize raw materials and production outcomes.

Production Supervisor leading 7–12 team members in a foundry or heavy industrial manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include training and coaching employees on safe work practices, coordinating production workflows, completing shift reports, troubleshooting bottlenecks, addressing equipment concerns, and promoting accountability. The role requires rotating 12-hour shifts, including nights and weekends, along with proficiency in Excel and Outlook.

Production Associates support aluminum recycling and alloy production in a unionized manufacturing facility. Responsibilities require working rotating 12-hour day and night shifts, including weekends, while maintaining safety around mobile equipment and molten aluminum. Candidates must communicate effectively in English, work in a fast-paced environment, and follow production safety procedures. Forklift experience is preferred.

Perform accounts payable and accounting tasks, including invoice review and coding, journal entries, reconciliations, spend reporting, utility and energy tracking, inventory support, plant closing activities, and SOX/internal audit compliance. The role requires cross-functional coordination, analytical decision-making, accurate documentation, multitasking, and deadline management. This is a first-shift position with overtime as needed.

Supervise a 5–10-person production crew on a night shift at an aluminum recycling plant. Responsibilities include meeting production, quality, and safety goals; conducting root cause analysis; auditing shift records; supporting production scheduling; and fostering a collaborative team environment. The role requires supervisory experience, strong communication and leadership skills, Microsoft Office and Excel proficiency, and a valid driver’s license.

Supervise 5–10 production employees to ensure safe, efficient, cost-effective aluminum recycling operations. Schedule and direct production work, monitor output and quality, manage materials and shipments, operate furnaces, maintain records, approve overtime, address equipment issues, and improve production methods. Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, regulatory, and company requirements while training employees and supporting production goals, including occasional relief supervision on nights, weekends, and holidays.

Plant Controller responsible for plant-level accounting, monthly and annual close, budgeting, forecasting, cash management, tax filings, inventory reconciliation, and financial reporting. The role partners with plant and corporate leadership, oversees accounts payable and receivable processes, tracks capital improvement projects, and supports operational performance within a manufacturing facility.