About the role

The Machine Operator is responsible for setup, operation and light maintenance of production equipment.

What you'll do

Set up and operate some or all of the following production equipment: Press Brake, Shear, Ironworker, Saw, Spot Welder, and Tumbler (list is not all inclusive).
Manage time effectively to operate several machines during the shift.
Safely operate forklift to load and unload raw material and completed parts.
Safely operate overhead crane and jib crane to move material.
Handle assorted steel raw material and steel scrap.
Maintain work area and production equipment in clean and orderly condition. Follows all prescribed and standard safety regulations.
Perform work in a manner that all products conform to prescribed quality standards.
Perform light maintenance on plant equipment where needed; i.e., startup/shutdown, lockout/tagout procedures, maintaining inspection records and keeping work environment clean.
Use and understand ERP system for clocking in, logging jobs, claiming parts
Operate small electric/air hand tools.
Responsible to produce quality parts that conform to prescribed quality standards and print specifications.
Package parts using banding or shrink wrap, as needed.
Follow all standard safety regulations.
Participates in and supports continuous process improvement.

Qualifications

Certified forklift operator, preferred
Certified crane operator, preferred
Ability to safely and effectively operate equipment and hand tools
Knowledge of inventory control and manufacturing processes
Ability to use and operate measuring equipment including the linear measuring table
Proficient with mathematical equations
Ability to read and interpret blueprints and inspection requirements
Ability to communicate orally or in written form effectively with personnel

Benefits

Pay Range: $24-$30 per hour (includes $2 shift differential)

Hours: Monday - Thursday (4 pm - 2:30 am)

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Press Brake/Spot Weld Operator (2nd Shift)