Machining Center Operator 2nd shift (Manufacturing)

The Machine Operator is responsible for safely, productively, and skillfully creating beautiful metal fabricated parts to print on CNC Lasers, Press Brakes and Machining Centers. Daily preventive maintenance and cleaning is required on: the press brake, inspection equipment, computer equipment, and the surrounding area. Proper maintenance ensures our equipment runs in top factory condition and to full capability every day and the production environment is organized and efficient.
Key Responsibilities and Purpose
The primary responsibility of the Machine Operator is to produce quality metal fabricated parts to customer print specifications using allotted standard times and processes.
Additional Tasks
Using inspection devices to inspect parts, according to print and product inspection plan (PIP)Using check fixtures to verify that the part is to print as requiredMaking small, mathematically calculated, angle correctionsOrienting the part correctlyPicking tooling, as identified in the CNC program, from tooling inventoryLoading tooling in the order identified in the CNC programGathering required documents (Process Photos, Process Inspection Plans, Job Traveler, print and work in process parts) to successfully run the jobReading the print fully to understand tolerances, geometry, material thickness and special instructionsReading traveler for special instructionsWearing proper protective equipment, as directed by equipment or processUnderstanding safety requirements in every area, and complyingUsing material data sheets effectivelyParticipating in continuous improvement projects as requestedFollowing GSMW policyDaily, weekly, monthly, and annual department maintenance as assignedFollowing Press Brake process standard operating procedureOffering process improvement ideasAccurately entering quantities and inspection results into the computerClocking into attendance systems
Qualifications and Competencies - Preferred
The ideal candidate has the ability to move adeptly in a computer program, read a blue print, and have an understanding of basic geometry concepts.
Education
Press Brake, Laser, Machining Certification or training (preferred)Blueprint readingHigh school diploma or equivalent (preferred)
Experience
Prior manufacturing experience preferred, but we will train the right candidate with a solid work history and great work ethic.
Conditions of Hire
All employment with GSM, Inc. is at-will by the employer and employee and therefore subject to change.