Fabrication Machine Operator

The Machine operator is responsible for any assigned General Labor using power tools and machines to fabricate or produce parts.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Strictly follow safety policies, procedures, rules and safe work methods, along with making safety suggestions to support continuous improvements in safety

Ability to properly fill out work orders

Set up a variety of machines to cut, drill, punch and grind a variety of aluminum parts, preparing them for welding or as finished products

Read and follow a blueprint, as well as the ability to properly read and use a tape measure

Moving parts to various areas as required

Keep shop clean

Includes: Drill press, tumblers, benders

Regular and reliable attendance

Working cooperatively with others to achieve daily, weekly, and monthly targets

Contribute to continuous improvement culture

Other duties as assigned

Physical Requirements per 10 Hour Day:

Physical Requirements Seldom

1-5% Occasional

6-33% Frequent

34-66% Constant

67-100%

Sit X

Stand/Walk X

Climb (ladders/stairs) X

Twist/Turn X

Bend/Stoop X

Squat/Kneel X

Crawl X

Reach X

Work above shoulders X

Grasp X

Fine manipulation X

Operate foot controls X

Lifting/Pushing Seldom Occasional Frequent Constant

Lift 75 lbs 50 lbs 30 lbs. 20 lbs.

Carry 75 lbs 50 lbs 30 lbs. 20 lbs.

Push/Pull 75 lbs 50 lbs 30 lbs. 20 lbs.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

Be able to safely use power tools and basic hand tools

Maintain quality and necessary quantities

Complete work orders accurately

Forklift certification

Clear, effective communication

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