Fabricator – Second Shift

Simpson Strong-Tie•Riverside, CA

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Simpson Strong-Tie is a leader in engineered structural connectors, software, and solutions for the building industry. We maintain a reputation as a trusted manufacturer, partner, and corporate citizen committed to our customers and employees. Our founder, Barc Simpson established 9 Principles of Business we live out as company values and have made Simpson Strong-Tie an inspiring place to work since 1956. Our team of talented people are dedicated to our shared mission: to provide solutions that help people design and build safer, stronger structures. Learn about our company culture directly from our team. As a 2nd shift Fabricator, you will be responsible for bending, seating, flanging and top flanging material according to work order and production drawing specifications in such a manner as to achieve safety, quality, efficiency and lean production goals. The shift hours are 2:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., and the role is eligible for a $0.75 shift differential.

Requirements

High School Diploma/GED preferred.
Mathematical Reasoning: Ability to apply concepts such as fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions to practical situations.
Attention to Detail: Attention to detail and ensure accuracy and completeness.
Communication Skills: Applies customer service principles and processes on the job and with others. Speaks in the most effective way to relay information. Listens and asks questions to ensure understanding.
Safety: Able to consistently prioritize safety by demonstrating a safe work practices by promoting a safe and clean work environment.
Self-Management Skills: Uses time efficiently to complete tasks.
Quality Standards Knowledge: Area Expert at understanding the quality standards and quality control processes.
Ability to Work Independently: Follows both written and oral instructions, including safety guidelines, work instructions, and company policies.
Production and Processing: Knowledge of raw materials, production processes, quality control, costs, and other techniques for maximizing the effective manufacture and distribution of goods.
Operation Monitoring: Watching gauges, dials, or other indicators to make sure a machine is working properly.

Responsibilities

Independently performs set-up, programming, troubleshooting, and operation of one or more production machines, including: Automatic presses, Turret presses, and Utility presses (shears, press brakes, manual presses)
Ensure machines run efficiently, safely, and to required specifications.
Performs layout, fabrication, and assembly tasks needed to meet production requirements.
Creates and fabricates customer specialty items when required.
Diagnoses mechanical and process issues with equipment or fabricated parts.
Verifies accuracy of completed work using measuring tools and quality standards.
Conducts basic equipment care, cleaning, and preventative maintenance.
Follows all safety, operational, and company production procedures.
Trains and assists other production employees.
Provides guidance on machine operations, safety practices, and fabrication techniques