Machine Operator Steel

RK Industries•Henderson, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Machine Operator 1, 2 & 3 Steel & Energy. Build It Right. Keep Production Moving. If you know your way around industrial machinery and take pride in producing quality work, this is an opportunity to put those skills to work. As a Machine Operator, you’ll set up and operate equipment, monitor quality, troubleshoot issues, and help keep production running safely and efficiently. Whether you’re building your experience as a Machine Operator 1 or bringing advanced metal-processing and CNC skills as a Machine Operator 3, you’ll have the opportunity to grow your skills and take on greater responsibility.

Requirements

Machine Operator 1: 1+ year of industry experience
Strong mechanical aptitude
Ability to read process sheets, cut lists, and tolerances
Intermediate math skills
Ability to read a tape measure
Strong problem-solving skills
Machine Operator 2 — All of the above, plus: 5+ years of metal-processing experience
Ability to perform minor equipment maintenance
Intermediate math, including some geometry and trigonometry
Ability to read and interpret technical documents and blueprints
Knowledge of machine settings, adjustments, and maintenance procedures
Ability to mentor Machine Operator 1 employees
Cross-training on most machines
Understanding of Lean and Continuous Improvement practices
Machine Operator 3 — All of the above, plus: 7+ years of metal-processing experience
Ability to certify in multiple positions and processes
Advanced blueprint reading, including ISO, European standards, and raw contract drawings
Ability to create hand drafts and sketches
Ability to lead small teams to meet project goals and timelines
Ability to train employees on machinery
Cross-training on all machines
Understanding of intermediate Lean manufacturing and advanced Continuous Improvement initiatives
Ability to program and set up CNC equipment

Responsibilities

Set up and operate machinery according to production specifications.
Operate lift trucks and overhead cranes.
Monitor equipment and make adjustments to maintain quality, speed, and efficiency.
Inspect finished products and ensure they meet quality standards.
Perform routine cleaning, lubrication, maintenance, and minor repairs as appropriate to your level.
Troubleshoot production and equipment issues.
Read process sheets, cut lists, measurements, and other production documentation.
Maintain accurate production and maintenance records.
Work with your team to meet production goals and deadlines.
Follow all safety and shop procedures and help maintain a safe working environment.