Press Brake Operator - 3rd Shift

General Metals•Pine Level, NC

5d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Press Brake Operator, you will form sheet metal by applying appropriate sheet metal techniques and functions to conform to customer specifications. Review instructions and pre-established guidelines to perform the functions of the job. Works with little supervision.

Requirements

GED/Diploma or previous experience operating sheet metal equipment or combination of education and experience.
Knowledge of shop mathematics.
Must be able to read, understand and interpret blueprints and/or product specifications.
Must be proficient in using measuring equipment: vernier, digital and dial caliper and squares.
Must be able to hold a tolerance of +/- .015.
Requires lifting sheet metal parts up to 50 lbs. and up to 96” frequently.
Requires repetitive movement, bending or twisting, walking and standing.
Experience with operation of Forklift or willing to learn to operate a forklift.
Computer skills in Microsoft office, AutoCAD, and other programs that relate to fabrication.
Good work ethics, detail-oriented and willing to learn.
Initiative, motivation, punctual and self-driven.
Ability to work OT when required including weekends.

Responsibilities

Ability to read and interpret blueprints and/or program specifications to determine sequence of bends and methods of fabricating.
Must understand the different types of brake tooling and how it is to be used.
Follow brake set up sheets to position and align tooling per specifications for simple parts (less than 4 bends).
Adjust part program to meet print specifications to correct tolerances.
Must be able to meet brake set and run efficiency rates.
Perform in-process inspections for conformance to specifications, using measuring instruments, such as calipers and squares to meet or exceed fabrication standards.
Ability to read and comprehend job traveler instructions as well as any special instructions.
Meet production rates as they are set.
Must demonstrate the ability and willingness to assist with “on-the-job” training.
Comply with all appropriate quality standards and fully support the ISO Program.
Comply with Good Manufacturing Practices, Continuous Improvement Idea Reporting, Waste Elimination and Standard Work.
Comply with OSHA Requirements, Safety, Good Housekeeping and 5S Policies and Procedures.