when I worked for us aluminum and wabash alloys........we stacked the ingot usings tongs........they came down line around 20 ingots per minutes to be stacked........we would pour 50 thousand # per heat .......
Can you please tell me if is a very hard work to do ? I'm trying to apply at the Wabash facility. You think is something hard to learn ? How long they give you to learn the job and is a 3 people job or 1 person job ?
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