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0:17 cringe

All right Dude you found the perfect work for the person you wanted to be! You are most fortunate indeed! I’m 75 and I am still riding around backwards while seated on the handlebars derailing my chain trying to determine which way is up and why I didn’t bring more oil. Cheers in your well found career.

3:07

Everyone saying they die here, get hurt here a lot, get air lifted shir happens when you’re not watching what you’re doing , if you’re wear you’re proper Ppe you’re straight I have family that been working in melt for over 20 years I’ve been working there for 2 n half months now I’ve been in there during Indiana and Kentucky’s heat wave it’s not bad just don’t be a wimp about the heat, and the pay is not fucking bad, I make about 800 bucks a week Saturdays are $30/hr and Sundays are 40/hr and they start you off at $20/hr I make $1200 when I work Sundays btw

Wow

Looks boring

I was Waupaca Foundry rip plant 6

Can you hired me from India I have 6 year's of experience in foundry and working in department like Pouring Shop, Molding Shop and Coreshop

tks!

Promo SM

You need to work on conventional lathe and milling machine before jumping onto CNC

I was part of that great company in the state of Wisconsin in waupaca country Caleb Cordy was my Line Supervisor...

I never saw one on the floor. Wafer gets sent by vacuum tube like at a bank drive up

Great trade! I’ve been a machinist since 1988. New experience everyday. We need more people like this gentleman. This has become a “dying” trade.

My husband is in this video..my baby , my man......

I ran one of these beasts.

Happy Holidays team Waupaca!

Gr8 video I just started as a machinist assistant a month ago. I also use a laser engraver as well as all the machines you mentioned.

9 years on and the trades are still short on people who can perform skilled jobs.

These are the people that will allow America to win the next world war. The true warriors for our country.

Hi I'm from Philippines, can apply foundry worker of this company. Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️

where can i send my cv?

Nice to see someone earning a "decent buck" for the dirty yet important work he performs at Waupaca Foundry. "Three cheers and a star" to Tristin for his promotions. He just needs to work on his "Wisconsin accent" a bit. Thanks for sharing!

Madera Community College has a complete manufacturing program including apprenticeship an a new Industry 4.0 Metrology lab, welding and maintenance.

Both Operation Fetling @ Moulding Machine Operate

Sir I am From India I have 9years experience Of Foundry Production Plant

I am also a materials engineer, currently doing a job in Materials Analysis Center. Love to see casting and testing. One day I will be doing the same. (From Pakistan)

Great job! Thanks for sharing your experience, Jeff!

How to apply for this job I have experience 8year

I’d say it gets used a lot

We was Waupaca

I'm trying to think of some asswipe remarks to make, but I can't. This was a really well done video.

I am amazed!

i am a metallurgy and material engineer from pakistan i love your working techniques is there any chance of working with you

Pointless

an artificer in all things brass and iron.

I completed my metallurgical engineering degree 3 years back, an still i am unemployed. May be becauseIndia is not doing that great in steel sector. Do help me people to get me a job. 🙏

No they don't try it

1:05 seems like a pretty coarse mesh.

Today my brother took admission for metallurgy engineering field.. I'm kinda scared he might burn or harm himself with all that heat.. Otherwise everything is OK..

Oh look it's cody Ps They dont give a damn about us

Fyp Gggg

I hope the workers get paid enough to do this kind of job :)

When you don't have appropriate narration added to your glitzy CGI promo. & just cheap music, you must be cheap.

No women in the melt dept

My video is on the YOU TUBE: robotizado con cd 4017 , ne 555 pilotos Shot under the video. Andre Kaiser Troll

Good job. Which school offers this training

May I comment that she looks kinda pretty ☺

Im a machinist from philippines since 2003

Astonishing that there are still ferrous foundries operating in the United States at this time. Metallurgical engineering is now considered a derelict, obsolete field of study. It has been displaced to countries like India and China and replaced by Materials Science & Engineering which focuses on advanced materials that are mostly non-metallic. For those companies that still require metallurgical engineers in the future they may have to hire people from overseas.