Press Brake Operator

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• $18 - $24 / hr
• Shift differential on 2nd

• 1st and 2nd shift
• 11 hour shifts
• Monday - Thursday

• Health, vision, dental
• 401(k) + match
• PTO

• Execute CNC Press Brake Setup & Operation – Perform daily setups and operation of advanced CNC press brakes. You must be able to run the machine at a high level, ensuring the production of accurate parts that meet strict geometric requirements.
• Interpret Blueprints & Manage Programs – Read and fully understand mechanical drawings and part tolerances. You will upload and run programs from the machine controller and perform basic programming adjustments as needed.
• Perform Rigorous Quality Inspections – Demonstrate proficiency in first article, in-process, and final inspections. You are the first line of defense in ensuring finished products meet our quality standards before they leave your station.
• Handle Material & Logistics – Load raw materials at the machine, operate forklifts and overhead cranes safely, and responsibly package finished parts according to specific customer requirements.
• Maintain Equipment & Tooling – Monitor equipment health, perform preventative maintenance schedules, and manage press tooling requests to keep the machinery working properly and efficiently.
• Collaborate & Assist Teammates – Work with management to prioritize safety and efficiency, and be willing to assist other operators as a helper on other machines to support the overall flow of the shop.

• High School Diploma or GED
• Demonstrated experience setting up and operating CNC Press Brakes
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and part tolerances
• Proficiency in using inspection tools (calipers, protractors, tapes)
• Physical ability to load materials and perform repetitive tasks
• Ability to operate a forklift and overhead crane

• Experience running Trumpf and Safan-Darley equipment
• Ability to perform basic programming at the machine controller
• Ability to run other basic fabrication equipment
• Basic computer navigation skills

• Precision Form-Setter – You understand that in architectural work, accuracy is everything. You can set up a machine to produce accurate parts on the first run.
• CNC Controller Pro – You are comfortable interacting with machine technology, uploading programs, and making the necessary adjustments to get the job done.
• Quality-Driven Operator – You take ownership of your output, performing diligent inspections to ensure no defective parts move down the line.
• Flexible Shop Contributor – You are a team player who is willing to jump in and assist colleagues or run other fabrication equipment when the production schedule demands it.

• Health insurance
• 401(k) matching
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance
• Dental insurance
• Life insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Disability insurance