Saw Operator

Dixon Valve•Houston, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Dixon Group is looking for a Saw Operator to join our team in Houston, Texas! In this role, you will be responsible for operating automated and horizontal band saws, maintaining strict dimensional accuracy, and preparing cut raw stock to feed our downstream CNC machining operations. If you are eager to learn a hands-on trade in a fast-paced manufacturing environment, we want to hear from you! At The Dixon Group, we value the contributions of our Military Veterans and proudly employ our nation’s heroes. Veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent required.
Prior experience as a saw operator or a strong willingness to learn, hard work ethic, and dedication are essential.
Ability to read blueprints, follow written work orders, use precision measuring equipment (calipers, scales), and handle basic computer data entry for job logging.
Prior experience or willingness to train and operate overhead cranes and forklifts.
Ability to handle physical manufacturing demands, lift heavy materials, and successfully pass a physical lift assessment.
A detail-oriented team player who is motivated by goal completion, driven to make an impact on project success, and possesses a strong sense of dedication.

Responsibilities

Set up and operate automated horizontal band saws to cut raw metal materials strictly according to work orders and blueprint specifications, adhering to technical guidelines for speeds, feeds, and multiple-bar cutting.
Safely operate overhead cranes and ride-along or stand-up forklifts to load, unload, and transport heavy materials throughout the shop floor, staging cut stock for CNC machining.
Verify raw material dimensions using measuring scales, tape measures, and precision calipers while maintaining accurate part counts and complete production lot traceability.
Log setups and production runs into the Shop Floor Data Collection / DPS system, reporting job completions accurately at shift-end to track earned hours and reduce downtime.
Keep the shop clean and organized (including operating a ride-along floor cleaner) and provide backup support for secondary operations like crimping, part turning, or covering CNC machine runs.