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Linde · Indianapolis, IN

Operations Technician

Indianapolis, IN, USSkilled Trades & Maintenance

Listed on Linde’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

You will perform operational tasks that support coating, blasting, masking, plating, chamber operations, and other production processes in accordance with job instructions and standard operating procedures You will visually inspect parts and materials throughout the process to identify defects, contamination, damage, or other non-conforming conditions and take appropriate action Further, you will load, unload, and handle customer hardware and materials using equipment and tools while maintaining safety and quality standards

You will maintain equipment, workstations, and surrounding areas by performing routine cleaning, basic upkeep, and reporting equipment issues to leadership Also, you will document required production data, complete job routers or quality documentation, and escalate non-conformances through the appropriate reporting process You will support operational needs across departments and perform additional tasks or projects as assigned based on business priorities and production requirements

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