Furnace Operator Salaries in Indiana
$21.41
The average salary for Furnace Operator jobs near Indiana is $21.41.*
Top Furnace Operator jobs near Indiana
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Kennametal
New Albany, IN
2-year technical degree preferred. Sleeves, heat and/or cut resistant gloves, forced air units when necessary. 2nd shift Monday - Friday, 3pm - 11:30pm.
Technician I / Furnace Operator
PQ
Clarksville, IN
Makes necessary adjustments, using industrial tools, to valves, vibrating conveyors, etc. to ensure process reliability and performance.
Production Operator
Advanced Energy Materials
Louisville, KY
Knowledge of basic chemical and mechanical systems is preferred, fork list training and certification is required. Seeking a full-time Production Operator.
Miller: Welder
Miller Pipeline
Louisville, KY
We are searching for qualified Welders to assist in the repair, maintenance, construction, installation and fusion of plastic pipe and reconditioning of gas…
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Highest paying cities for Furnace Operator
- Shelbyville, IN2 jobs
- Newburgh, IN2 jobs
- Louisville, KY2 jobs
- Covington, KY2 jobs
- Georgetown, KY2 jobs
- Shelbyville, KY2 jobs
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