Component Stamping Operator

Edgewell•Milford, CT

About The Position

Edgewell is hiring Component Stamping Operators for a large, established manufacturing operation. This hands-on production role supports components as they move through stamping, washing, and precision quality verification processes. Depending on the assigned station, operators may load metal coils, operate stamping presses, perform dimensional inspections, or provide equipment performance recommendations. The work is physical and fast-paced, requiring operators to stay active, monitor multiple machine setups, and work with a team to meet quality and production goals. Operators are expected to be dependable, detail-oriented, comfortable with complex equipment, and willing to certify across multiple process areas. Operators set up and monitor multiple 30–75-ton stamping presses and related machinery; handle metal coils using mechanical lifts and specialized winding and unwinding systems; perform routine sampling and dimensional laboratory tests against blueprint specifications; make minor machine adjustments and assist Tool Makers with tooling setups and removals; and manage cleaning solutions used in ultrasonic aqueous tanks. They also maintain digital production and quality logs using computer software, keep equipment and work areas orderly, and follow EH&S procedures for flammables, spills, and equipment safety. The position requires a high school diploma or GED, physical ability to perform hands-on production work throughout an industrial shift, and the ability to handle material coils weighing up to 60 pounds independently and up to 500 pounds with assistance. Basic computer skills, attention to detail, reliable attendance, punctuality, and teamwork are also required. Manufacturing or pressroom experience, blueprint reading, precision measurement tools, and industrial maintenance or cleaning-agent experience are preferred. The stated salary range is $18.30–$29.73.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Ability to perform physical, hands-on production work throughout a full industrial shift.
Ability to lift, push, pull, or manipulate material coils weighing up to 60 pounds independently and up to 500 pounds with assistance.
Basic computer literacy, including foundational competency with Microsoft Word, Excel, or SAP systems.
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow intricate technical procedures and work instructions.
Reliable attendance, punctuality, and a teamwork mindset.

Nice To Haves

At least one year of manufacturing, assembly, metal stamping, or industrial pressroom experience.
Demonstrated experience reading blueprints or technical engineering schematics.
Experience using precision laboratory tools such as micrometers, calipers, or digital measurement equipment.
Experience conducting preventative maintenance on industrial machinery or handling chemical or aqueous cleaning agents.

Responsibilities

Set up, monitor, and safely operate multiple 30–75-ton stamping presses and related processing machinery.
Load and unload metal coils using mechanical coil lifts and specialized winding and unwinding systems.
Perform routine part sampling and dimensional laboratory tests to verify compliance with blueprint specifications.
Make minor machine adjustments, follow preventative work orders, and assist Tool Makers with tooling setups and removals.
Mix, pump, and manage solutions used in ultrasonic aqueous cleaning tanks.
Enter and maintain digital production logs and quality metrics using software such as Word, Excel, and SAP.
Keep equipment and the shop floor clean and orderly while following EH&S procedures for flammables, spills, and safe equipment use.