Metal Manufacturing Technician I - Disc

Johns Manville•Tucson, AZ

4d•$35,400 - $48,600•Onsite

About The Position

The Metal Manufacturing Technician I supports manufacturing operations by performing a variety of tasks with a focus on safety, quality, and efficiency. The position involves operating and maintaining shop equipment, handling materials, supporting production and quality processes, and completing general housekeeping and safety duties. No previous experience is required; a high school diploma or equivalent is required. The work takes place in a manufacturing plant with exposure to noise, dust, and machinery. Required personal protective equipment must be used. The role requires the ability to lift and move materials up to 50 pounds, stand for extended periods, and use manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination. The position pays an annual base salary of $35,400–$48,600, with eligibility for an incentive bonus. Johns Manville offers a range of employee benefits, growth opportunities, and training.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
No previous experience required.
Basic computer skills, including email, safety skills, and Workday.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety.
Good communication and teamwork skills.
Ability to lift and move materials up to 50 pounds.
Ability to stand for extended periods.
Manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination.

Responsibilities

Select and use task-specific personal protective equipment and follow safe work practices, hand-safety procedures, hazardous communication protocols, grinding safety, and lockout/tagout requirements.
Operate forklifts; inspect cranes before use; operate cranes; and perform crane rigging using slings and lift devices safely.
Follow machine-guarding requirements and perform basic machine maintenance, pre-use inspections, and blade changes.
Operate and maintain chop saws, shears, drill presses, pedestal grinders, sanders, and saws.
Perform pipe threading, tubing bending, and kitting operations.
Conduct waterjet, gun drill, and painting operations, including surface preparation and sand blasting.
Identify, label, handle, and track materials; conduct inventory and cycle counts; and manage waste streams, including scrap metal and environmental considerations.
Select, handle, and set up materials and program them for specific tasks.
Interpret blueprints and ensure production meets shop standards.
Identify defects and support quality control; enter quality-tracking data and use SAP for confirmations, picking, and material lookup.
Use measuring tools and basic shop math for measurements and calculations involving geometry, volume, and area.
Use computer systems for email, safety skills, Workday, and SharePoint.
Maintain housekeeping standards, use common hand tools, follow standard operating procedures, and complete Job Safety Analysis comprehension and sign-off.