Sheet Metal Operator Setup - 2nd Shift

Lockheed Martin Corporation•Archbald, PA

48d•Onsite

About The Position

You will be a Sheet Metal Operator Setup (2nd Shift) for our team in Archbald, PA. Lockheed Martin's Archbald facility specializes in design, manufacturing, and engineering for both domestic and international customers, delivering highâquality products for aerospace and defense programs. What You Will Be Doing As a Sheet Metal Operator Setup, your responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Lays out work, establishing reference points, center lines and guide lines; makes allowances for bends and machining, measuring with scales, calipers and micrometers, and uses scribers, center punches, surface gauges, dividers, etc., to mark material. Installs hardware such as inserts, rivets, standoffs, gaskets, nameplates and other mechanical components in sheetâmetal and machined parts using pneumatic, hydraulic, electric and hand tools and machinery (riveters, fasteners, setters, presses, spot welders, grinders, Helicoil installation tools, etc.). Performs necessary hand operations, such as filing, scraping, straightening and mechanical assembly. Programs, sets up and operates numericalâcontrol equipment, bending rolls and machines, power and hand shears, DoâAll saws, brakes, nibblers, punch presses, turret punch presses, drill presses, radial drills, etc., and various hand grinders to shape and alter sheet metal to specifications. May be required to turn the machine over to a machine attendant or operator, giving necessary instructions for proper production of parts and work area. Uses various hand tools (files, hammers, scrapers, wrenches, etc.) and measuring instruments (plug gauges, snap gauges, indicators, verniers, micrometers, depth gauges, etc.). Interprets CAD data, prints and sketches and follows written manufacturing instructions (MI's) and/or verbal instructions. Performs minor preventive maintenance on equipment. Collaborates with other personnel to train or teach sheetâmetal and assembly techniques to improve efficiency and quality. Interfaces with supervision, engineering, production control and program management to plan and set up departmental tasks to achieve program schedules. Receives and, when assigned, provides crossâtraining for other tasks related to department functions and procedures. Why Join Us We are looking for a motivated, detailâoriented individual who thrives in a fastâpaced, teamâoriented environment. As a Sheet Metal Operator Setup - 2nd Shift, you will gain handsâon experience with advanced manufacturing equipment and contribute to the delivery of critical defense hardware. Learn more about Lockheed Martin's comprehensive benefits package and apply now. Further Information About This Opportunity This position is located in Archbald, PA. Discover more about our Archbald, Pennsylvania location. MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN - This position is located at a facility that requires special access.

Requirements

5+ years' experience in precision sheet metal fabrication operating shears, brakes, laser cutters, punch press, band saws, deburring tools, etc. or assembling mechanical components in sheet metal and machined parts using pneumatic, hydraulic, electric, hand tools and machinery.
Experience in programming, set up and operate conventional and CNC brake press for fabrication of precision formed components.
Full understanding of brake tooling, bend allowance, bend deduction, and usage of precision measuring devices.
Proficient using hand tools for burr removal and metal finishing.
Can read and understand complex blueprints and sketches with respect to various assembly and metals forming and differentiation between thread sizes, pitch, metric and standard threads.
This position is located at a facility that requires special access, therefore U.S. citizenship is required.

Nice To Haves

Operated PEM machines, CNC Punch Presses, Laser Cutters, Spot welder, tapping machines and vertical drill presses.
Preventative machine maintenance experience.
Ability to set up, qualify and run spot welding equipment in accordance with specified procedures.

Responsibilities

Lays out work, establishing reference points, center lines and guide lines; makes allowances for bends and machining, measuring with scales, calipers and micrometers, and uses scribers, center punches, surface gauges, dividers, etc., to mark material.
Installs hardware such as inserts, rivets, standoffs, gaskets, nameplates and other mechanical components in sheetâmetal and machined parts using pneumatic, hydraulic, electric and hand tools and machinery (riveters, fasteners, setters, presses, spot welders, grinders, Helicoil installation tools, etc.).
Performs necessary hand operations, such as filing, scraping, straightening and mechanical assembly.
Programs, sets up and operates numericalâcontrol equipment, bending rolls and machines, power and hand shears, DoâAll saws, brakes, nibblers, punch presses, turret punch presses, drill presses, radial drills, etc., and various hand grinders to shape and alter sheet metal to specifications.
May be required to turn the machine over to a machine attendant or operator, giving necessary instructions for proper production of parts and work area.
Uses various hand tools (files, hammers, scrapers, wrenches, etc.) and measuring instruments (plug gauges, snap gauges, indicators, verniers, micrometers, depth gauges, etc.).
Interprets CAD data, prints and sketches and follows written manufacturing instructions (MI's) and/or verbal instructions.
Performs minor preventive maintenance on equipment.
Collaborates with other personnel to train or teach sheetâmetal and assembly techniques to improve efficiency and quality.
Interfaces with supervision, engineering, production control and program management to plan and set up departmental tasks to achieve program schedules.
Receives and, when assigned, provides crossâtraining for other tasks related to department functions and procedures.