Hot Form Operator - 2nd Shift

Barnes•Ogden, UT

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Hot Form Operator is responsible for operating the hot form press to produce parts according to specifications. This role involves preparing and loading dies, adjusting machine settings, monitoring the process, inspecting parts for imperfections, and performing necessary finishing operations. The operator must adhere to safety standards and maintain a clean work area, while also accurately recording production data.

Requirements

Minimum one (1) year of a strong manufacturing background.
Thorough knowledge of specifications and the different requirements of all work orders.
General knowledge of complex assemblies.
Familiarity and understanding of the safety requirements in the hot form arena.
Understands and able to utilize grinders, a variety of hot form presses, welding equipment, pry bars, shims, air hoes, impact guns, and a variety of mechanic tools.
Able and willing to be subject to 1100-1700 degrees periodically throughout the day.
Ability to stand for long periods of time in a PPE suit, helmet and gloves.
Ability to locate, read and understand process procedures and instructions.
Understands and utilizes MSDS sheets.
Basic computer and recordkeeping skills.
Ability to interact and communicate in a professional and effective manner with all levels of employees.
Ability to schedule and organize time and tasks effectively.
Ability to work in a challenging and schedule-driven environment.
Strong organizational skills.

Responsibilities

Prepares and loads dies into the hot form press according to the router, using die blocks and die pins, and the air nozzle to eliminate debris.
Adjusts temperature, tonnage, and pressure according to the planning, using the planning and the several different gauges on the hot form.
Prepares material metal sheets, using the work order to ensure that the product meets the necessary specifications outlined in the planning.
Monitors temperature, tonnage, pressure and time according to the router, using the several different gauges on the hot form press.
Pulls metal out of press after allotted time to cool, using pry bars and basic mechanic tools, like wrenches.
Visually inspects for any imperfections, flaws, pits, and guarding, using micrometers, contour gauges, scales, and other measuring tools to ensure the accuracy of weight, height, and depth of product.
Uses grinding, plasma cutting and welding tools to eliminate any imperfections in the part.
Assists others in the team with lifting, moving and removing of parts when needed.
Cleans area and tools that are used in the area.
Records all actions in a project in a database and on company-approved documentation.
Learns and adheres to required safety standards and procedures.
Performs other duties as assigned.