Deburring 1

ERA Industries LLC•Elk Grove Village, IL

About The Position

The Deburring 1 role removes burrs from components by hand or mechanical device, cleans parts according to supervisor or work instructions, and completes applicable production and inspection documentation to support traceability and quality records. The position requires safe, productive, quality-focused work and careful handling of parts, machines, and inspection equipment. The employee maintains an organized work area, communicates production, safety, or quality concerns to the immediate supervisor, and contributes to continuous improvement and the effectiveness of the Quality Management System. The role also involves teamwork, awareness of quality policies and safety expectations, and reporting foreign object debris (FOD) incidents. When work is unavailable or another department needs assistance, the employee may be asked to help with tasks such as operating, inventory control, cleaning, shipping and receiving, or assembly.

Requirements

Willingness to learn from a skilled deburr hand.
Training in the use of hand scrapers to remove sharp edges.
Ability to use Scotch-Brite or similar pads to remove burrs and polish parts.
Ability to use an eye loop to inspect for burrs.

Responsibilities

Deburr components by hand or with a mechanical device in a safe, productive, and quality-focused manner.
Clean parts according to supervisor or work instructions.
Document work in applicable in-process inspection plans, production logs, routers, and ERP systems to maintain traceability and quality records.
Keep the work area clean and organized.
Communicate production, safety, and quality concerns to the immediate supervisor.
Look for opportunities to continuously improve processes and understand the role’s contribution to the effectiveness of the QMS.
Work in a team environment.
Use only properly calibrated measuring equipment and notify the quality department immediately if equipment is not in calibration.
Handle inspection equipment, machines, and parts in a way that prevents damage.
Maintain FOD awareness and report incidents to the department manager.
Assist other departments or perform other tasks as needed, including operator duties, inventory control, cleaning, shipping and receiving, and assembly.
Maintain a positive attitude.
Be aware of quality policies, procedures, objectives, product conformance, safety, and ethics.