Brake Press Operator I - 3rd Shift

Ametek, Inc.•Pierceton, IN

10d•Onsite

About The Position

This position involves setting up and operating CNC machinery. The operator will be responsible for obtaining and applying information from Work Instruction Files, setting up and programming new Work Instruction Files, and operating the press brake and computer according to machine setup sheets. Responsibilities also include testing and inspecting equipment and product to blueprint specifications, ensuring product compliance, and documenting all work performed. The role requires preparing product for transfer, shutting down equipment, and performing general maintenance. Additionally, the operator must comply with ISO policies and procedures and may be required to train others once competency is demonstrated.

Requirements

High School Graduate or equivalent.
Minimum one to three years’ experience in metal fabrication.
Ability to read and understand blueprints.
Work with minimal supervision.
Team oriented.

Responsibilities

Obtain and apply information from Work Instruction File.
Set up and program new Work Instruction File.
Set up and operate press brake and computer by following machine setup sheets.
Test and inspect equipment.
Test and inspect product to blueprint specifications.
Inspect product for compliance to requirements and sign-off for first piece approval.
Utilizes and completes documentation as required.
Understand and follow policy procedures.
Prepare product for transfer to next work cell.
Shut down and store computer and equipment.
Document and record all work done in work cell.
Train others in respective work cell to assure good quality parts are being produced in a timely and efficient manner.
Ensure general maintenance and upkeep of equipment.
Comply with ISO policies and procedures.
Operation of associated metal fabrication machinery: surface grinder, turret press, surface graining and edge deburring machines, assembly, clean, and pack.
Other duties as assigned.
Train others in similar roles once competency is demonstrated.